A 30-year-old Chinese tourist caused damage to two Terracotta Army statues after invading a protected exhibition at the Museum of the Mausoleum of the Emperor Qin Shi Huang in Xi'an. The incident ...

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Two Chinese terracotta warrior statues, thought to be around 2,000 years old, were damaged after a tourist climbed over a museum fence. Public security officials say the 30-year-old was visiting the ...

A tourist forced his way into the third-century BCE “Terracotta Army,” a group of thousands of ancient sculptures of soldiers in Shaanxi province in China, resulting in damage to some of the works, ...

Unlike the Terracotta Army, history, it seems, is not set in stone. Every so often, a new discovery comes along which questions what we believed to be an irrefutable truth about the past. This appears ...

Shoes worn by the warriors of the first emperor of China, famously depicted by the Terracotta Army, were surprisingly flexible and slip resistant, according to a reconstruction of the ancient footwear ...

A 30-year-old domestic tourist damaged two warriors of China’s esteemed Terracotta Army in an incident last Friday. The man, who officials believe “[suffers] from mental illness” is currently under ...

In a shocking act of recklessness, a tourist has sparked outrage in China after jumping into a section of the world-famous Terracotta Army, damaging two of the ancient clay statues in the process Why ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A local tourist apparently suffering from a “mental illness” caused chaos and destruction at the Terracotta Army Museum in X’ian, ...