The Terracotta Army 
More than 7,000 terracotta soldiers guarding the tomb of the first Chinese emperor Qin Shi Huangdi (pronounced Cisciunandì) of the Qin Dynasty (pronounced five). A king who in 221 a. C. managed to make the company more than a decade kept him engaged in ceaseless military campaigns and diplomatic actions: the creation of a great empire that would unify under a single government of the people who inhabited the territories cinesi.La discovery dates back more than thirty ' years ago, more precisely, was the year 1974, since this wonder of man has never ceased to fascinate. He spoke today to the White Star Adventure Library in Milan, Roberto Ciarla, head of the "Far East" of the National Museum of Oriental Art in Rome. To listen to the event, click here
. To download it, instead, on your desktop, right click and select "Download Linked File."
More than 7,000 terracotta soldiers guarding the tomb of the first Chinese emperor Qin Shi Huangdi (pronounced Cisciunandì) of the Qin Dynasty (pronounced five). A king who in 221 a. C. managed to make the company more than a decade kept him engaged in ceaseless military campaigns and diplomatic actions: the creation of a great empire that would unify under a single government of the people who inhabited the territories cinesi.La discovery dates back more than thirty ' years ago, more precisely, was the year 1974, since this wonder of man has never ceased to fascinate. He spoke today to the White Star Adventure Library in Milan, Roberto Ciarla, head of the "Far East" of the National Museum of Oriental Art in Rome. To listen to the event, click here . To download it, instead, on your desktop, right click and select "Download Linked File." 
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