The Presence of Decorative Objects at Burial Sites Dating Back

The presence of decorative objects at burial sites dating back as far as 25,000 years ago indicates that

A) early humans feared that removing objects from the dead might arouse the anger of ancestral spirits.
B) certain members of a group held higher status than others, which suggests an organized social structure.
C) such objects held little value for early humans.
D) early humans had complex systems of ownership and strict laws concerning theft.