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Zikkurat

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gestufter Tempelturm in Mesopotamien

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A ziggurat is a massive ancient structure built in Mesopotamia and Iran that consists of multiple stone levels stacked on top of each other in a stepped pyramid shape. The Sumerians constructed these buildings as temples, believing that gods lived in the sanctuaries at the very top, which made them religiously and culturally significant to their civilization.

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step pyramid
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White Temple ziggurat in Uruk.jpg
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Ziggurats
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Eine Zikkurat oder Ziqqur(r)at (auch Schiggorat, Zikkurrat und Ziggurat; babylonisch für „hoch aufragend/aufgetürmt, Himmelshügel, Götterberg“) ist ein gestufter Tempelturm in Mesopotamien.

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