Image:Terracota Army soldier.jpg

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Made by Tang Zu-Ming, self-processed

Original thing is in the museum, Xi'an, China.

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A Ch'in terracota soldier

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• (del) (cur) 22:02, 17 December 2006 . . Tang Zu-Ming (Talk | contribs) . . 1944×2592 (2,168,210 bytes) (== Source == Made by Tang, self-processed Original thing is in the museum, Xi'an, China. This photo was once editted as a public domain. == Permission == You can use this photo freely in Wikipedia within the topics on China. == Summary == A Ch'in t)

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• History of Chinese art
• Terracotta Army
• The history and evolution of neckwear and the necktie

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