Qinling Museum released the latest research results of the Qinling Bailing Figurine Pit 4 and No. 28 Topper Warriors

The Emperor Qin Shi Mausoleum Museum released the Qinling K9901 funeral pit on July 20, which is also known as the latest research results of the 4th and 28th hundred opera figurines unearthed from the Pymnooth Terchants Pit.

Researcher Zhou Ping, deputy dean of the Qinling Museum, introduced that No. 4 figurines were dressed in clothes, covered with bubble nails, and a sun eight -corner pattern in the nails; the lower body was covered with a large number of exquisite patterns. The remaining painted patterns mainly concentrate on tops, collar, sleeve margin, and pants belt, mainly octagonal stars, geometric patterns, and cloud gas patterns, showing white, black, yellow and purple. Researchers analyze the most likely to be the fabric of the figurine of the nails. The Qinling Museum combined with the China Silk Museum to carry out textile recovery work of the painted figurines of the nail figurines, which showed the basic original appearance of the nail figurines.

The pottery figurines on No. 28 are different from the pottery figurines unearthed from Qinling. They are supine and lying, and it is difficult to protect the repair and repair work. The researchers lasted nine months to complete the repair. Qinling Museum also uses high -precision surface three -dimensional scanning and texture camera technology to build high -precision modeling on the surface and geometric forms of No. 28 figurines. Researchers and the public can learn the attitude and details of the 28th figurines by browsing the three -dimensional model.

The researchers also found three continuous fingerprint marks on the surface painting surface on the 28th Hundred Opera Figns. After studying, they found that the characteristics of these three fingerprints are similar to the characteristics of the adolescent fingerprints. The possibility is great.

Sichuan Observation (Source: CCTV News)

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