Studies have shown that the producer of the Emperor Qin Shi's Mausoleum is the teenager

Xinhua News Agency, Xi'an, June 26 (Reporter Yang Yimiao) Following a number of fingerprints on the "lying figurines" unearthed from the "Hundred Opera Farters Pit" of the Emperor Qin Shi's Tomb of Qin Shi, fingerprint experts recently compared these fingerprints It is discovered that the craftsman of this pottery figurine should be teenagers.

According to Zhou Ping, deputy dean of Emperor Qin Shi's Mausoleum Museum, the repair personnel found three continuous fingerprint marks on the surface painting on the abdomen. The fingerprint experts of the professional appraisal institution conducted data collection and professional analysis of the three fingerprints. After comparison, these three fingerprints are highly similar to the characteristics of the adolescent fingerprints. It can be seen that the craftsman of this pottery figurine should be young people.

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

In addition, there are a lot of paintings on these pottery figurines found in the "Hundred Opera Figns Pit". Researchers have collected a large amount of decorative information to analyze and detect the painting pigments, build a database of the hundred opera figurines. Hundred opera figurines. Zhou Ping said that with the actual information of the hundred opera figurines, the Emperor Qin Shi Mausoleum Museum will carry out the research of the Qin Dynasty Baichang Music and Dance to gradually build the Qin period in the Qin period.

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

The "lying figurine" was unearthed in the funeral pit of the Emperor Qin Shi's Mausoleum K9901. This funeral pit was called the "Hundred Opera Farters Pit" for dozens of pottery figurines performed by dozens of stances. The "lying figurine" was discovered very seriously, consisting of dozens of residual films, and the head and hands were missing. After more than 9 months of repairs, the professionals showed that the figurine figurines showed their feet and knees on the ground, and their bodies leaned back.

[Editor in charge: Qiu Lifang]

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