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Set of figures in Pit No. 3 includes: Headquarters group.
You reach Pit No. 3 by walking 25 meters north from Pit No. 1. It
was discovered within a month after the archeologists had found
Pit No. 2. It is a concave structure of 520 square meters. There
are 68 warriors, four horses and one chariot. No battle formation.
The terracotta warriors are posted on guard duties. There are animal
bones and deer horns strewn about, probably sacrifices offered on
the eve of a battle. You could find the terracotta warriors with
painted faces and wearing painted armor. Archeology experts attribute
to this group the command center or headquarters group for those
in the other two pits.
 
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