Emperor Qin Shi's tomb "lying figurine", new discovery!

Following the "Hundred Opera Farters Pit" in Emperor Qin Shi's Mausoleum

The "lying figurine" unearthed

After finding multiple fingerprints

Fingerprint experts have recently compared these fingerprints

The craftsman of this pottery figurine should be a teenager

According to Zhou Ping, deputy dean of Emperor Qin Shi's Mausoleum Museum

When the repair personnel are protected and repaired on the "lying figurines"

On the surface of its abdomen

Found three continuous fingerprint marks

Fingerprint experts from professional appraisal agencies

Data collection and professional analysis were performed on three fingerprints

Compare these three fingerprints

Similar to the characteristics of teenager fingerprints

It can be seen that the craftsman of this pottery figurine should be a teenager

This is one of the three fingerprints found in the "lying figurine".

also

Discovered in the "Hundred Opera Figurine Pit"

There are a lot of paintings on these pottery figurines

Researchers collected a lot of decoration information

Analysis and testing of painting pigments

Building a database of 100 opera figurines decoration information

And combined with literature materials

Restore the Typhoon Farters Clothing

Zhou Ping said

Top 100 drama figurines as physical information

Emperor Qin Shi Mausoleum Museum will be launched

Research on Qin Dynasty Bailway Music Dance Research

Gradually build the Bailway Music System in the Qin Dynasty

This is the "lying figurine" that has been protected and repaired.

"Everbright Figurine" unearthed in

Emperor Qin Shi Mausoleum K9901 Faying Pit

This funeral pit has been unearthed dozens of pieces

Pose

And known as the "Hundred Opera Figurine Pit"

When the "lying figurine" was discovered, it was very serious

Mainly composed of dozens of pieces of residual films

The head and hands are missing

After more than 9 months of restoration after the professional

This pottery figurine shows the front palms of the feet and the ground with both knees

The back of the body is leaning and lying on the lying posture

Source: Xinhua News Agency

Reporter: Yang Yimiao; New Media rewritten: Huang Taoming; the picture is provided by Emperor Qin Shi's Mausoleum

Responsible editor: Guo Yanhui

School pair: Qin Daixin

- END -