China to Hold Archaeological Exhibition in Mexico

The Museum of Glass in Mexico's Nuevo Leon state will sponsor an exhibition of over 200 Chinese relics in the Mexican city of Monterrey on February 6.

The museum director, Emilio Flores, said on Friday that the collection will include the renowned terra-cotta warriors recovered from the mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuang, who united China for the first time over 2,000 years ago.

Jewelry, pottery, china, weapons, and other artifacts dating back to the Ming Dynasty will also be on display.

(Xinhua 01/20/2001)



In This Series

Japanese Cultural Relics on Show in Shanghai

Digging for Clues of Nation's Origin

Neolithic Ruins Found in Central China

Exploring Mysteries of the Sanxingdui Mound

Exhibition on Australia to Open in Beijing

Han Dynasty Ruins Unearthed in Xuzhou

Discovery Pushes History Back

Ancient City Wall Unearthed in Hebei

Complete Fossilized Dinosaur Excavated in Northeast China

China, Mexico Thrash out WTO Differences

Mexico Supports China's Entrance into WTO

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