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Compare And Contrast Statue Of Memi And Sabu
Statue of Memi and Sabu shows to persons, one man and one woman standing beside each other. The man is taller and in both people only part of their body is covered. Seated Statue of Gudea represents a person who is seated and his cloth covers all his body. The person is a man. In the first one, the sculpture is lighter and uses a brighter color. In the second one, the sculpture uses curvy lines and it sounds like they have used more advanced tools or techniques to make it since it is clear the second sculpture is more complicated. The difference in color may be because of the materials that were available for them in their period of history. Comparing their clothes could lead us to their cultural values or the climate conditions in their residential

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