Ziggurat
a pyramid-shaped structure with a temple at the top where the god lived
A ziggurat is a structure that has the shape of a pyramid with steps. At the top of this structure was a temple. This type of structure was built for gods in ancient Mesopotamia.
The lowest division of the entablature of a temple is the architrave. It rests directly on top of the columns and serves as the main horizontal support for the structure above.
The top of a ziggurat is a flat platform. There are some instances where a temple or other ceremonial structure was placed on the platform but not all ziggurats had/have such structures.
Granite Temple
yes it is a modern structure
The Egyptian temple you are referring to is likely the Temple of Karnak, specifically featuring its obelisks. These tall, four-sided, narrow tapering monuments often had a pointed top and were typically erected at temple entrances. While not a temple structure per se, obelisks were integral to the temple complex and symbolized the sun god Ra. The most prominent obelisk at Karnak is the one of Pharaoh Hatshepsut, which stands as a testament to ancient Egyptian architecture and religious significance.
No, a ziggurat is a type of ancient Mesopotamian stepped pyramid structure that was used as a platform for a temple. A temple, on the other hand, is a building dedicated to religious or spiritual activities and rituals. Temples can take various forms and are not necessarily built on top of ziggurats.
Miss Temple was born in 1928, and Curly Top was released in 1935.
Because it is part of the structure of the Temple Mount which housed the Holy Temple.
A structure of hierarchy. Example: There exists no God at the top of the hierarchical chain of command of any church, synagogue, temple, etc. Only very powerful people reside there.
A ziggurat was a massive, stepped structure used in ancient Mesopotamia for religious and administrative purposes. It usually had a temple or shrine on top and was seen as a way to connect the heavens and earth.