Limestone dancing figures

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The limestone dancing figures found in the ruins of the Indus Valley civilization demonstrate what aesthetic quality?

a. a stylized stiffness and formality

b. monumental scale appropriate to large architecture
c. dramatic conflict and emotion
d. distinctive sense of movement and tension.

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