Bull-headed capitals would most likely be found in ____.
A) Lascaux
B) Jericho
C) Persia
D) Israel

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Bull-headed capitals are a type of architectural element commonly found in ancient Persian buildings. They consist of a column with a bull's head or horns protruding from the top. Lascaux and Jericho are both prehistoric sites that do not have examples of Persian architecture, while Israel had varying architectural styles throughout history, but the bull-headed capital is not as prevalent compared to Persia.

Bull-Headed Capitals Would Most Likely Be Found in ____