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When archeologists discover works of art in ruined temples and other religious sites, what makes this artwork so special?(1 point)
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This work is likely to be more valuable if it were sold in an auction house than if it were found in a palace.
This work is likely to be more valuable if it were sold in an auction house than if it were found in a palace.
This work would likely not have been touched by other people because they would have respected the sanctity of the area.
This work would likely not have been touched by other people because they would have respected the sanctity of the area.
This work is likely to contain writing from prehistoric times.
This work is likely to contain writing from prehistoric times.
This work is likely to give us more information about what ancient people believed and how they practiced religion.
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This work is likely to give us more information about what ancient people believed and how they practiced religion.
Explanation: Art from temples and religious sites reflects beliefs, rituals, and religious iconography, so it helps archaeologists understand ancient religions and practices.
Explanation: Art from temples and religious sites reflects beliefs, rituals, and religious iconography, so it helps archaeologists understand ancient religions and practices.
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