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meagbuch

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What was discovered during Napoleon's expedition to Egypt in 1799 that was of immense importance in understanding and interpreting Egyptian hieroglyphics?
 
  a. Champollion stone
 b. Death mask of Tutankhamen
  c. Palette of Narmer
 d. Rosetta Stone

Question 2

Which of the following artists specialized in images of the Madonna and Child?
 
  a. Hugo van der Goes
 b. Rogier van der Weyden
  c. Hans Memling
 d. Jan van Eyck



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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