Questions: Which detail is NOT characteristic to all archaic Kouros figures? A. the evenly distributed weight B. the forward stepping left foot C. the naturalism and rounded anatomical forms D. the braided headband and long hair

The answer is C. the naturalism and rounded anatomical forms

Archaic Kouros figures typically have an evenly distributed weight, with both feet planted firmly on the ground, which is a characteristic feature of these sculptures.

This is a common characteristic of archaic Kouros figures. The left foot is often depicted stepping forward, which is a stylistic convention used to suggest movement.

Archaic Kouros figures are known for their stylized and idealized forms rather than naturalism. They often have rigid and geometric shapes rather than rounded anatomical forms, which became more prevalent in later periods of Greek sculpture.

This is a typical feature of archaic Kouros figures, as they often have long hair and sometimes a braided headband, reflecting the style of the period.