The remains of five chariots and 12 horses have been excavated at an archaeological site in Luoyang, China. The finds are dated from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770BC-221BC) and are suspected to belong to a minister of that time.
sexta-feira, 2 de setembro de 2011
Eastern Zhou Dynasty / A Dinastia Zhou do Leste
Os restos de cinco bigas e doze cavalos foram encontrados em uma escavação no sítio arqueológico em Luoyang, China. As descobertas remontam à Dinastia Zhou do Leste (770aC-221aC) e acredita-se que pertenceram a um ministro da época.
The remains of five chariots and 12 horses have been excavated at an archaeological site in Luoyang, China. The finds are dated from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770BC-221BC) and are suspected to belong to a minister of that time.
The remains of five chariots and 12 horses have been excavated at an archaeological site in Luoyang, China. The finds are dated from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (770BC-221BC) and are suspected to belong to a minister of that time.
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Sou fisurado por coiss antigas XD e noii:P
ResponderExcluirGostaria de saber mais sobre isso.....Como foram parar aí ?
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