The female figures associated with the Parthenon, such as the statue of Athena and the Peplos Kore, have what in common?
- They were both created on a colossal scale to impress worshippers.
- They both stood as guardian figures at the entrance of the temple.
- They broth represented goddesses beckoning with empty, outstretched hands.
- They both functioned as religious images and offerings made to a deity.