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北魏 Northern Wei dynasty (AD 386 – 534)
洛陽博物館藏 Luoyang Museum
拓跋鮮卑統一北方以後，隨葬俑群中除了有重裝和輕裝的騎兵，還有騎馬的鼓吹樂隊。馬俑頭飾轡頭，騎士頭戴籠冠，身著左衽寬袖短袍，下著縛褲，左手提一鼓，右手做擊鼓狀。河南洛陽元邵墓出土陶馬俑，是這一時期隨葬俑群中的代表作品。
Following the unification of northern China by the Tuoba clan of the Xianbei people, figurines of heavy and light cavalry forces began appearing in tombs. Alongside these martial funerary objects were also figurines of musicians on horseback. The rider is wearing a high hat, a wide-sleeved short tunic with the right front panel crossed over to the left, and a pair of trousers tied near the ankles. Holding a drum in his left hand, the rider raises his right hand to strike it. This pottery figurine of a rider and horse was unearthed from the tomb of Yuanshao, or Prince Wengong, in Luoyang, Henan province. Dating back to AD 528, the finest examples of funerary objects of its time were also unearthed in this tomb. ■資料：香港歷史博物物館
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