Olmec religion and ideology

Target entity: Olmec religion and ideology
Context triple: [Richard A. Diehl, hasWorkedOn, Olmec religion and ideology]

• A. Maya religion
  Maya religion is the complex polytheistic belief system of the ancient Maya civilization, centered on a sacred cosmos of gods, ancestors, and natural forces, and expressed through rituals, astronomy, and monumental art and architecture.
• B. Olmec monumental architecture
  Olmec monumental architecture refers to the large-scale ceremonial platforms, pyramids, plazas, and sculptural complexes created by the Olmec civilization, which represent some of the earliest and most influential monumental constructions in ancient Mesoamerica.
• C. Mixtec religion
  Mixtec religion is the indigenous belief system of the Mixtec people of Mesoamerica, centered on a pantheon of deities, ancestor veneration, sacred landscapes, and rituals tied to agriculture and cosmic cycles.
• D. Zapotec religion
  Zapotec religion is the indigenous Mesoamerican belief system of the Zapotec people, centered on a pantheon of nature and agricultural deities, ritual calendars, and elaborate ceremonial practices.
• E. Nahua religion
  Nahua religion is the pre-Columbian Mesoamerican belief system of the Nahua peoples, centered on a complex pantheon of deities, ritual sacrifice, and cosmological cycles of creation and destruction.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Olmec religion and ideology
Target entity description: Olmec religion and ideology refers to the belief systems, ritual practices, and symbolic worldviews of the ancient Olmec civilization of Mesoamerica, including their deities, sacred sites, and cosmological concepts.

• A. Maya religion
  Maya religion is the complex polytheistic belief system of the ancient Maya civilization, centered on a sacred cosmos of gods, ancestors, and natural forces, and expressed through rituals, astronomy, and monumental art and architecture.
• B. Olmec monumental architecture
  Olmec monumental architecture refers to the large-scale ceremonial platforms, pyramids, plazas, and sculptural complexes created by the Olmec civilization, which represent some of the earliest and most influential monumental constructions in ancient Mesoamerica.
• C. Mixtec religion
  Mixtec religion is the indigenous belief system of the Mixtec people of Mesoamerica, centered on a pantheon of deities, ancestor veneration, sacred landscapes, and rituals tied to agriculture and cosmic cycles.
• D. Zapotec religion
  Zapotec religion is the indigenous Mesoamerican belief system of the Zapotec people, centered on a pantheon of nature and agricultural deities, ritual calendars, and elaborate ceremonial practices.
• E. Nahua religion
  Nahua religion is the pre-Columbian Mesoamerican belief system of the Nahua peoples, centered on a complex pantheon of deities, ritual sacrifice, and cosmological cycles of creation and destruction.
• F. None of above. chosen