Isaacson's opinion is that kota art is powerful, even if we do not know much about the kota people. which evidence does he use to support this opinion in a short walk around the pyramids and through the world of art?
a. our imagination tells us that we are looking at a human figure
b. its triangles, cylinders, and parts of circles remind us of eyes, a neck, and hair.
c. it can reach around a hundred years and a language we don't understand to touch our lives.
d. it excites our imagination, and our imagination turns the kota figure into a person