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Which of the following is the best definition of an Egyptian pylon? A. A massive gateway with sloped sides. B. A tall, four-sided structure, with a pyramidal top, that is covered with relief sculptures. C. A concrete gateway guarded by a set of sculptures.

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An Egyptian pylon can best be described as a massive gateway with sloped sides. The two structures on each side are usually rectangular in size. The first pylon was constructed in ancient Egypt and is believed to be called Philae.
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