Which of the following is not true of the votive figures above? a. The votives were carved out of limestone. b. They had religio
us significance, and were most likely dedicated to the gods. c. Their bulging eyes show their openness and attentiveness to the gods. d. In their day, the votives’ bulging eyes were most likely inlaid with small jewels.
D) In their day, the votives’ bulging eyes were most likely inlaid with small jewels.
Explanation:
Sumerian architecture and art were ornamental and complicated and essentially used for spiritual goals. The Votive Figures were worked from the Square Temple in Eshnunna, which is the modern day Iraq. They see back from 2900-2600 BCE. Sumerians created the numbers into limestone or gypsum.
