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There were temples surrounded by courts and public buildings.
They built cities and public buildings, temples and ports.
As far as my knowledge goes, Incas did not have pyramid temples. They had a sun temple, public buildings, centeal plazas and water systems but no pyramid temples. ONly the Aztecs and Mayans had pyramid temples.
The Romans did not invent columns. They adopted the use of column to support the roofs of temples and for porticoes form the Greeks. They also adopted the three orders (styles) the Greeks used for columns: Doric, Ionic and Corinthian. They developed the Composite order which combined elements of two orders. The Egyptians used columns for their temples before the Greeks.
The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.The Forum was the heart of ancient Rome in Caesar's time, before and after. The senate met in one of the temples or their own senate house when they had one. The treasury and other public buildings were located there, as well as various other temples. The rostra, or speakers platform was there for public announcements or speeches. People went there to gather news and make business deals. One innovation of Julius Caesar was a public "newspaper" or posting of the day's senate activities. In addition, public announcements were also posted in the forum. The exact center of Rome was also in the forum.
Acropolis
Just about all the buildings one would expect to find in an ancient town have been found in Pompeii. That's what makes it so interesting. There were many private houses, both large and small, brothels, bakeries, public latrines, the amphitheater, gladiatorial barracks, public buildings and temples. Of course many of these buildings are in various states of preservation. The streets, with their crossing stones have also been dug out and also the water works.
Hanging Gardens of Babylonia were extremly important because it showed the pride babylonia had over many conquered nation now united as one creating a empire. Ziggurats were important because they were pyramid like buildings that were used as temples to pray and make offerings to their gods.
The responsibilities of aediles could be classified as public works. They were responsible for maintaining the city's infrastructure and they over saw the markets especially in the weights and measures.
In Hispania the Romans built what they built throughout the Roman Empire: roads, bridges, ports, aqueducts, dams, sewers, public baths, public buildings (basilicas) theatres, amphitheatres (arenas for gladiatorial games) temples and new towns.