The Mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi is considered to be one of the largest and most peculiar tombs of the emperors in the world. On the 17th, it was learned from the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Museum that recently, the burial pit with the number K9801 and the area of ​​more than 13,000 square meters was undergoing trial excavation. All kinds of signs indicate that this burial pit is likely to be a large "arms library" of the Qin Shi Emperor's Mausoleum.
The K9801 burial pit is located between the inner and outer cities of the southeastern part of the Qin Shi Emperor's cemetery. It is about 200 meters away from the current seal. The plane is rectangular. The main part is 130 meters long from east to west and 100 meters wide from north to south. There is a slope doorway at the east and west sides of the north and south. Together with the four slopes, the total area of ​​the pit is more than 13,000 square meters. It is the largest burial pit found in the cemetery of the Qin Shi Emperor's cemetery. Unearthed in the excavation, there are a large number of densely stacked stone armor and sarcophagi with flat copper wire, of which stone armor is about 87 collars and stone sarcophagus is about 43 tops.
Experts analyzed that the production of stone armor should be combined with the jade processing technology at that time: the opening of the stone and the production of the blank of the nail; the grinding of the basically formed sheet; drilling and polishing; Through the experiment, an average of 600 pieces of clothing is hand-processed, which takes 8 hours to work normally per person per day. It takes 344 to 444 days to work, which means that it takes one year to make a piece of clothing. The total number of pieces of armor used in the armor and armor in the burial pit exceeded 5 million pieces, and the labor required was enormous. The scale of the Mausoleum of the Qin Shi Emperor was also evident.
In this huge pit, it is estimated that there are thousands of stone armor, helmets, and horseshoes, bronze horses and horses, bronze urns, arrows and other military equipment artifacts that have been unearthed in the second pit. Therefore, relevant experts It is believed that this burial pit should be called the military arsenal of Qin Terracotta Warriors and Horses.
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