Answer:
Correct answers are A. hunting and B. bulls
Explanation:
Options A and B are correct because in this Neolithic settlement on the soil of today's Turkey we have many remaining that are telling us about their religious practices. There are many examples of murals, which are representing animals that are being hunted. The same goes with B, as we have for example of Bull heads from Catal Hüyük in Museum in Ankara.
C and D are not correct as they are not represented in the site as a part of religious beliefs.
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