The following statements about Egyptian sphinx figures are true:
- The Great Sphinx was carved from a large outcropping of limestone.
- They were placed near pyramids.
- They have the body of a lion and head of a human.
The first statement about the lion body symbolizing the strength, power, and bravery of the sculptor is not typically a recognized interpretation; instead, it is more commonly understood that the lion body symbolizes strength and bravery in a broader cultural context, rather than specifically attributing these qualities to the sculptor.