The correct answer is early Egyptians were capable of carving complex figures in stone.
The conclusion you can reasonably draw from the Sphynx is that early Egyptians were capable of carving complex figures in stone.
The Great Sphinx of Egypt is an enormous limestone statue located in Giza, Egypt, next to Cairo. It is an impressive and mysterious limestone that has captived many scientists, anthropologists, and tourist of the world. There is no official statement about who built it and when. And the face is also a mystery. Who was the men/women sculpted in the face of the Sphinx? The thing that could be true is that the conclusion you can reasonably draw from the Sphynx is that early Egyptians were capable of carving complex figures in stone.
The other options of the question were b) people in early Egypt valued technology more than religion, c) Egyptian civilization in 2500 BCE was the most advanced in the world, and d) stone carving was the most valued skill a person could have in early Egypt.
