A tomb-guarding animal
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Unearthed in Lingzhao Township of Chang'an County in Shaanxi, the tomb-guarding animal is 29cm high and 16cm wide. |
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- A civil official figurine
- The creation of the figurine is focused on the special expression and posture of the civil official in a specific situation.
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- A sitting woman figurine
- Measuring 27cm in height, the figurine was unearthed from Wuqiao Village of Guodu Town in Chang'an County of Shaanxi Province.
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- A standing woman figurine
- The figurine, measuring 8cm in width and 34cm in height, was unearthed from Lingzhao Township of Chang'an County in Shaanxi Province.
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- A figurine of a female horse rider
- Unearthed from Li Zhen's tomb in Liquan County of Xianyang in Shaanxi, the figurine is 35.5cm in height and 25cm in length.
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- A figurine of a horse holder
- The figurine was unearthed from a Tang Dynasty tomb in Zhongbao Village of Xi'an in Shaanxi.
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- A figurine of a camel holder
- The camel is standing firmly on its four legs with chest and head holding up high.
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- A figurine group of music players and dancers
- This artwork, including eight pieces - seven music players and one female dancer, was unearthed from a Tang Dynasty tomb in Zhongbao Village in the suburbs of Xi'an in Shaanxi.
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- A figurine group of musicians on camelback #1
- Measuring 48.5cm in height and 41cm in length, the figurine group is made up of five musicians on camelback, two Han Chinese and three foreigners.
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- A figurine group of musicians on camelback #2
- A figurine group of musicians on camelback
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- A figurine of a northern tribal man on camelback
- The northern tribal man with a high-bridged nose and deep-set eyes is holding the reins with both hands, and the camel is raising its head and neighing.
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- A horse figurine
- The sancai-glazed pottery horse is 58.7cm in height and 57cm in length.
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- A galloping horse figurine
- Unearthed in the western suburbs of Xi'an in Shaanxi, the galloping horse is 38cm in height and 52cm in length.
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- Food vessels
- Food vessels
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- A peacock-shaped cup
- Wine vessels
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- A phoenix-headed bottle
- Measuring 31.8cm in height, the bottle was unearthed in the suburbs of Xi'an, Shaanxi.
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- Daily utensils
- Daily utensils include bowls, plates, basins and bottles.
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- Blue-glazed pottery bowl
- Unearthed from a Tang Dynasty tomb in Xi'an of Shaanxi, the pottery bowl is applied with blue glaze except for the legs at the bottom.
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- A model house
- Unearthed from a Tang Dynasty tomb in the suburbs of Tongchuan City of Shaanxi, the house includes the main hall measuring 20cm high and side halls measuring 18-20cm high and 17-20cm wide.
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- A model mountain pond
- Unearthed in the suburbs of Xi'an, Shaanxi, the mountain pond is 18cm high and 16cm wide.
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- A model pavilion
- The 17cm-tall pavilion was unearthed in the suburbs of Xi'an, Shaanxi.
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- A heavenly king figurine
- A heavenly king figurine
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- A heavenly king figurine #2
- A heavenly king figurine
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