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flowing garments. In side nitches of the entrance, small clay figures of soldiers, horses and other animals were arrayed to keep the princess company and guard her. The burial chamber is crowded with an immense coffin constructed of slabs of stone, carved and traced to resemble a home, complete with roof. It must be six feet tall, five feet wide and 15 feet long.
Pottery Guardians
Later, we visited the site of the great pottery images of horses and men — 8,000 in all, it is believed. (Only part of this find has been excavated.) The figures, in strict poses of attention, guard the approaches to the tomb of the first Chin dynasty (221 BC-206 AD) emperor. It was at that time the first long section of the Great Wall was constructed by joining existing walls, stretching for hundreds of miles and extending into this, Kunsu province, where the only section of the original wall still stands. This emperor also unified China for the
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