Presuming that you mean the terra cotta army from Xian, China (the only one
I know of)....

Some years ago (sorry, don't have the date) National Geographic published a
pretty comprehensive article on the excavation.  I understand they have
published additional articles since then.

There was a travelling exhibit several years ago, and there could be a
museum booklet that was published to be sold in the various museums.
Possibly a museum that exhibited the display might have some of the books
for sale.

I have a contact that visited the excavatiion in China last year and I'll
ask if she purchased  a book relating to that and let you know if there was
one.

Pam Asbury-Smith
Statistical Research, Inc
Tucson

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From: "Roc Coulet" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 12:00 AM
Subject: terra cotta army


> currently i am working on a paper on the terra cotta army.  i love the
topic
> but i am finding it difficult to find references, especially in regards to
> excavation methods.  does any body have any idea or cross-references that
> could help?
>
> thank you
> raquel coulet
>
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