All of the following statements are true of the Ancient Egyptian artifact, the Palette of King Narmer, EXCEPT which one?
A. This artifact commemorates the unification of Egypt by the first pharaoh, Narmer
B. The falcon in the upper right corner of the back of the palette symbolizes the Ancient Egyptian god Horus
C. King Narmer himself is not represented in human form on the palette, but instead is represented symbolically through images of lions and bulls
D. This artifact was more than likely a ritual or ceremonial object, but may have been used as a surface upon which to grind cosmetic paints
Answer: C. King Narmer himself is not represented in human form on the palette, but instead is represented symbolically through images of lions and bulls
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