In the past, the Kota spoke to the bones of their ancestors before making important decisions. They stored the bones in small baskets woven of rolls of bark or leaves. Sculpture such as this piece—which is called a Kota funerary figure—was tied to the top of the baskets.

Question

—A Short Walk Around the Pyramids and
Through the World of Art,
Philip M. Isaacson

To help explain the text, what other photograph could the author have included?

bones of Kota ancestors
baskets woven of bark or leaves
people from the Kota tribe
another Kota funerary figure

Answer 1

To help explain the text, the author could have included a photograph of baskets woven of bark or leaves. This would provide a visual representation of the storage method mentioned in the text and enhance the reader's understanding of the cultural practices of the Kota tribe.