Bull-headed capitals were created by which culture?

assyrian
babylonian
egyptian
persian

Persian

Explanation:

    The Persian civilization (3rd century until its fall at Ctesifonte in 640 BC) was predominantly warlike, a feature reflected in its artistic manifestations, such as the depiction of mythical, fantastic, often monumental creatures, powerful figures with human heads and bodies of lion, bull or eagle., symbolizing their great military power. The splendor of his art can be observed in the ruins of imposing and luxuriously decorated palaces, with internal gardens for the sovereigns to enjoy.