Draw a conclusion about ancient Greece by thinking about the marble figure as an anthropologist

Question

A. An anthropologist could draw the conclusion that ancient Greek civilization possessed the climate needed to carve this figure so smoothly and intricately.
B. An anthropologist could draw the conclusion that ancient Greek civilization possessed the ibex needed to carve this figure so smoothly and intricately
C. An anthropologist could draw the conclusion that ancient Greek civilization possessed the architecture needed to carve this figure so smoothly and intricately

Answer 1

A. An anthropologist could draw the conclusion that ancient Greek civilization possessed the climate needed to carve this figure so smoothly and intricately.

This conclusion is more valid than the others because the ability to carve marble requires not only the appropriate tools and skills but also a conducive environment for quarrying and working with the stone. Ancient Greece had access to high-quality marble and a climate that facilitated such artistic endeavors, contributing to the development of their distinctive sculptural style. The other options (ibex and architecture) do not directly relate to the context of marble carving in ancient Greece.