Analysis of the Benin Plaque

Read the excerpt from "Benin Plaque: The Oba with Europeans." His neck is completely invisible - a series of large rings runs from his shoulders right the way up to his lower lip. In his right hand he holds up a ceremonial axe. To either side kneel two high-court functionaries, dressed very like the Oba, but with plainer headdresses and fewer neck-rings. They wear belts hung with small crocodile heads, the emblem of those authorized to conduct business with Europeans - and the heads and shoulders of two tiny Europeans can be seen floating in the background. Which details are evident in both the excerpt and the image? Select 3 options. [ ] ceremonial jewelry [ ] government leaders [ ] period architecture [ ] family rituals [ ] European traders

This question includes visual content: The image shows a photograph of a rectangular bronze-style relief plaque. In the center is a larger figure (the Oba) wearing a ornate headdress and multiple neck rings. To his left and right are two smaller, kneeling figures (high-court functionaries). In the upper background/corners, there are two small figures representing Europeans. The plaque feature relief carvings with intricate details on the garments, headdresses, and accessories.