Comments by "Todd Burgess" (@toddburgess5056) on "World of Antiquity" channel.

  1. The terracotta warriors are simply 3-D copies of the exact army that existed in China thousands of years ago. Its like whenever a soldier was conscripted, they were immediately sent to the "governmental" clay artists building to get an artistic representation of the soldiers head/face made, then the armor and other clothing could be added later. Thats the only way i can explain the uniqueness between them all unless the artists were able to use free will to make slight adjustments to a select few agreed upon faces. Instead of an aluminum dog tag, a Chinese soldier over 2000 years ago would have a life-size clay representation made to serve their masters in the afterlife.
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  2. I bet Chinese pyramids are absolutely jam packed with various booby traps that we may have never seen before. This would be a great premise for a new Hollywood movie.
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