The sculpture today known as the Lanzón is believed to be:
A) the chief god of the Olmec
B) the depiction of an ancient Chavin warrior
C) the chief god of Chavín de Huántar
D) an Inka depiction of a Spanish conquistador

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The Lanzón is believed to be the chief god of Chavín de Huántar, a prominent religious center in ancient Peru. It is a large granite sculpture that stands over 15 feet tall and is housed in an underground chamber within the Chavín complex. It is considered one of the most important and enigmatic artifacts of the Chavín culture.

The Sculpture Today Known as the Lanzón Is Believed to Be