Multiple Choice
The figure of Naram-Sin on the stele of that name is shown
A) wearing the horned cap of a god.
B) at the bottom of the stele, showing him as the foundation of his kingdom.
C) with his left side most visible.
D) wearing an elaborate full-body suit of armor.
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