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Hammond of Texas was a good man.

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oh hey it’s my lock screen!

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Without seeing the art, I can think of a few explanations.

  1. The artist is drawing a concept, say an epidemic/disease, as a monster to make it easier to communicate. From what I understand aincient art is often very symbilc, which would fit this very well.
  2. Propaganda, the ruler wants art that shows them as powerfull, strong, and fighting/killing a sky monster is a powerfull message without angering neighbouring leaders into a real conflict.
  3. Fiction/immagination, today works of fiction are very common, so why not in the past as well? Someone painted something just because it looked cool, is that so unresonable?
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The more things change the more they stay the same.

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Also, pointy roof make rain and snow fall down better than non-pointy roof. Also, monument point up, because making monument point down makes it fall over.

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4 points

Aliens… /s

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See also: the true terror of the mollusk horde

(Each word is a different pic)

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In an agricultural society, I can see why this would get painted.

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