The Equestrian Figure on a Fly-Whisk Handle Was Created by the Lost-Wax

question 24

Multiple Choice

The equestrian figure on a fly-whisk handle was created by the lost-wax bronze casting technique used much earlier in ____.

• A) the Mediterranean
• B) Africa
• C) North America
• D) Egypt

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