The Bull's-Head Rhyton (Fig. 4-10) would have been used
A) to pour ritual libations.
B) as a votive statue.
C) to carry water.
D) as a tomb guardian.

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The Bull's-Head Rhyton is a vessel used for pouring ritual libations. The shape of the rhyton resembles that of a bull's head, and the liquid would be poured from the open mouth. The bull's head was also likely a symbol of power and strength, making it an appropriate vessel for important ritual offerings.