The term Olmec refers to:
A) an ancient culture of lowland Mesoamerica characterized by ceremonial centers with large earthworks, finely carved jade sculptures, and massive basalt carvings of human heads
B) a prehistoric Mesoamerican complex state characterized by large urban centers, great armies, and sumptuous pyramid burials
C) a unifying artistic pattern in South America that provided the "social glue" that allowed for the evolution of the Inca civilization
D) the complex civilization of ancient Cambodia
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Q34: Two- and three-dimensional representations of what animal
Q35: The Hassunan, Samarran, and Halafian were:
A) the
Q36: Communal labor at Samarran sites is represented
Q37: The T-shaped buildings found at Samarran sites
Q38: The tholoi of Halafian sites were used
Q40: The Olmec appear to have been:
A) a
Q41: The major Olmec ceremonial centers were:
A) Samarra,
Q42: San Lorenzo is located, as archaeologist Richard
Q43: The large, carved basalt heads that characterize
Q44: How many Olmec heads have been discovered:
A)
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