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Young sculptors at work
A group of talented young sculptors re-creating ancient museum pieces
Hunter with dog on horse-back
Tang Dynasty tri-colour hunter with dog on horse-back
Tang Dynasty Figure of Heavenly God
Painted and gold-traced figure of Heavenly God excavated from suburbs of Xi'an city
Young sculptor replicating the Heavenly God statue
Young sculptor creating a replica of the Heavenly God
Painted Pottery Figures of Zodiac Animals
Tang Dynasty painted pottery figures of zodiac animals excavated from suburbs of Xi'an city.
Tang Dynasty Figure of Tomb Guardian
Tang Dynasty tri-colour figure of a Tomb Guardian excavated from suburbs of Xi'an city
Tang Dynasty Military Official and Civil Servant
Tang Dynasty painted and gold-traced Military Official and Civil Servant
Tang Dynasty Military Official
Painted and gold-traced Tang Dynasty military official
Tang Dynasty Civil Servant
Painted and gold-traced Tang Dynasty civil servant
Map of Silk Road during Han and Tang Dynasties
The Silk Road during Han and Tang Dynasties was the 7,000km land route starting from Chang'an and leading west.
Glazed tri-colour camel
Glazed tri-colour camel
Han and Tang Dynasties Silk Road route
Han and Tang Dynasties Silk Road route
Interactive model of the Silk Road
Interactive model of the Silk Road
Ming Dynasty Painted Guards of Honor
300 funerary guards of honor for the Ming Dynasty Prince Qinjiang
Funerary Guards of Honor
Funerary Guards of Honor for Prince Qinjiang of the Ming Dynasty