Triple

Target class: Chavín deity representation
Context triple: [Lanzón, instanceOf, Chavín deity representation]

• A. Moche deity
  A Moche deity is a supernatural figure from the pre-Columbian Moche culture of ancient Peru, often depicted in art and ritual as embodying natural forces, social order, and sacrificial power.
• B. Chavín art chosen
  Chavín art is the distinctive religious and ceremonial visual culture of the Chavín civilization in ancient Peru, characterized by complex, often symmetrical designs featuring fanged deities, felines, serpents, and hybrid creatures carved in stone, modeled in ceramics, and worked in metal.
• C. Chavín stone monument
  A Chavín stone monument is a carved lithic structure created by the ancient Chavín culture of the central Andes, featuring complex religious iconography that served as a focal point for ritual and ceremonial activities.
• D. pre-Inca funerary statue
  A pre-Inca funerary statue is a sculpted figure, often made of stone or ceramic, created by ancient Andean cultures to accompany and protect the dead in burial contexts, reflecting beliefs about the afterlife and ancestral veneration.
• E. Aztec sculpture
  Aztec sculpture is a Mesoamerican artistic tradition characterized by monumental stone carvings, intricate religious iconography, and stylized representations of deities, rulers, and mythological creatures that embodied the cosmology and power structures of the Aztec Empire.
• F. None of above.