Each warrior has a different face with a unique expression All lined up to protect their emperor in the afterlife The hat or hairpiece on this figure shows that he is an important official This is the emperor's chariot. Notice the parasol of the hot afterlife sun This was another imperial vehicle. This one was designed as an insulated, air-conditioned, horse drawn coach This a picture of the field in which a farmer, who was digging a well, discovered the Terra-cotta Warriors This is another picture of the largest room of Terra-cotta Warriors. Tad's guide said it was bad luck to take a picture of them from the front Some newly restored and repaired horses and a warrior Although not so clear, this picture shows that the Terra-cotta Warriors were originally painted in bright colors. Notice these shoes in red and white The farmer who made the discovery. This was a video interview with him Terra-cotta Tad and friends PeaceBiker Tad with the discoverer of the Terra-cotta warriors. He was looking at his new PeaceBike pin This is the largest hall of warrior but this is only a small section of all the warriors facing in this direction. And beyond that there are 3 more directional areas around the Emperor's tomb that have yet to be explored. (Xian, China) On the train to Guilin with buddy Sun Liao Yuan