The Abundance of Amulets in Mesopotamia Suggests

question 64

Multiple Choice

The abundance of amulets in Mesopotamia suggests

• A) that the society was extremely materialistic.
• B) a large quantity of semiprecious stones was available.
• C) that Mesopotamian artisans were very skilled.
• D) a belief in the value of magic.
• E) the egalitarian nature of Mesopotamian religion.

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