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The Role of the Ziggurats in Mesopotamian Religion
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The Role of the Ziggurats in Mesopotamian Religion
Towering over the flat plains of ancient Mesopotamia, ziggurats were among the most striking architectural feats of the ancient world. These massive, terraced structures weren’t just marvels of engineering—they were the spiritual and political epicenters of Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian cities.From Ur to Babylon, ziggurats served as bridges between the divine and the earthly, places where gods were honored, rulers legitimized thei…
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