1958年,中国社会科学院的考古队发掘了独孤家族的几座墓葬,墓葬位于西安市的东面。不寻常的是,他们仔细地拍照并且在发掘过程中发现了一对侧龛与龛内明器的位置。在东郊的独孤思贞(葬于696年)墓~([1])的黑白照片上可以看到壁龛中的俑(图1)。从东边壁龛的照片上可以看到一排排没有遭到破坏的侍从立俑,包括左手边的一个艺人和后边的一队队骑马的人(图2)。西边壁龛里有一队队栩栩如生的骆驼和赶骆驼的人,它们互相紧挨着堆叠起来, In 1958, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences archaeological team unearthed several tombs of the Tokgo family, located in the east of Xi’an. Unusually, they photographed carefully and found a pair of side niches and niches in the excavation process. The figurines in the alcoves can be seen in the black and white photographs from Tomb of the Goddess of the East (buried 696) ~ ([1]) (Fig. 1). From the pictures of the alcove in the east, rows of unmanned attendants can be seen, including an artist on the left hand side and a team riding person on the back (Figure 2). West side niche has a team of lifelike camels and camels, they are stacked next to each other,