Because of Their Social Hierarchy, Who Historically Owned Art in Polynesia

question 73

Multiple Choice

Because of their social hierarchy, who historically owned art in Polynesia?

• A) Women
• B) Arnhem
• C) Nobility
• D) Sepik

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Definitions:

Radiating Chapels

Chapels that project outward from the apse or ambulatory of a church, often found in Gothic cathedrals.

Ambulatory

A covered walkway, often found around the apse of a Christian church, allowing for procession or space for visitors to walk around.

Pilgrims

Historical travelers who embarked on a journey for religious or spiritual reasons, often associated with the Pilgrims who settled in America in 1620.

Relics

Objects or physical survivals considered holy or significant due to their association with saints, divine figures, or historical events in various religious traditions.