Visitors to the Ziggurat Often Left Statues Representing Themselves to

question 28

Multiple Choice

Visitors to the ziggurat often left statues representing themselves to

• A)gain admittance to the temple on the top.
• B)serve as prayer offerings to the gods.
• C)wish the priest-king a good afterlife.
• D)ward off the evils of their enemies.

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