This container was made in ancient Egypt in 3500 BCE. People in this area had developed farming and lived in large settlements. The climate was very different from that in Egypt today. It was less dry, and there were a variety of plants and animals. This vase is made of clay and painted with animal shapes and designs.
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What could historians learn about Egyptian life from studying this artifact? Choose four answers.

Egyptians made containers to transport goods.
Egyptians decorated items with art.
Egyptians paid taxes on containers.
Egyptians used clay to make containers.
The animals shown had some importance.

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