Which of the following is correct about the Bisj pole of the Asmat culture in New Guinea?
Only human figures were allowed to be carved into the Bisj pole; animal figures were strictly prohibited.
Only human figures were allowed to be carved into the Bisj pole; animal figures were strictly prohibited.
The Bisj pole is carved from three different pieces of wood, each the exact same size and shape.
The Bisj pole is carved from three different pieces of wood, each the exact same size and shape.
It depicts one distinct, giant human figure with exaggerated features created using muted shades.
It depicts one distinct, giant human figure with exaggerated features created using muted shades.
The Bisj pole was created to satisfy the spirits of people who had been the victims of headhunters, which meant that the person had not received a proper burial.
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