cotta造句

The former is based on hand-made terra-cotta and coarse terra-cotta clay that has painted and Jomon features, known as the painted pottery culture;

Three-colored glazed pottery of the Tang Dynasty and the terra cotta figures.

The name of terra-cotta is originated from Italy which means "burned soil".

I really want to see the old walls and terra-cotta warriors one day.

This is the Museum of Terra-cotta Warriors you've been longing to visit.

Today I'm writing to you all from Xi An... home of the famous terra cotta soldiers!

After we arrived at the Xi 'an Airport, we traveled to see the terra cotta Warriors, an underground army of thousands of life-sized soldiers made from terra cotta clay.

Display dishes rather than using silver or mirrors, porcelain, terra-cotta, earthenware, copper or glass receptacles are to be considered.

Tomorrow I look forward to seeing the terra-cotta warriors, the old city walls, the Muslim quarter.

It was paved with red terra-cotta tile, and there were a few potted pine trees planted around.

Creation of the terra cotta army required hundreds of conscripted artisans, who mass-produced the soldiers' bodies but gave every face a fine-tuned individuality.

Quarry tiles (used for flooring) and terra-cotta, made of natural clays, are less hard and more porous But very popular for economic and aesthetic reasons.

Many garden centers sell decorative terra cotta POTS for planting in, but they lose water faster than other types of containers.

Again and again, rising up in the near distance, came fantastic, if dusty, terra-cotta-colored medieval hamlets and equally ancient churches and farmhouses.

In addition to stone and terra cotta cats, the newfound Bastet temple housed this bust of Harpocrates, the Greek god of silence.

These terra cotta figures, standing in rows in full battle array, constitute an epitome of the military prowess of Qin under the First Emperor and are an indication of its overall national strength.

" The two terra cotta figures are females with exaggerated abdomens and buttocks. They are strikingly similar to prehistoric"earth mother"figures found in Europe and other parts of the world, and they probably played a part in ancient fertility rites."

On the other hand, Freundlich’s “Head,” from 1925, a work made of glazed terra cotta, gnarled like an old olive tree, loses little of its power for being broken.

It is another amazing finding in the Qin archeological excavation after the terra cotta warriors and horses, and the finding has a great academic value, said Guo Weimin, deputy director of the Institute of Archeology of Hunan Province.

"The pottery army dates from a period at the end of China's Bronze age when the iron and steel weapons would soon replace bronze ones, so most finds in the Qin terra-cotta army were bronze: bronze spears and swords, and so on."

"Large scale excavation in Lintong county revealed a terra-cotta army buried more than 2,000 years ago near the tomb of Qinshihuang(259-210 B. C.), China' s first emperor. The army became known as the Eighth Wonder of the World."