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In what way did the environment impact Egyptian art?A. They depended on oral storytelling instead of written records that would be destroyed by the harsh environment.B. They had limited access to pigments that could be used in paint.C. They carved religious sculptures into stone, a plentiful resource.D. Their architecture mimicked the aesthetic of nearby civilizations.
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