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What did Mesopotamian people look like?
they were black!
What was the role of a mesopotamian ruler?
building and maintaining the city states temples and protecting the city state. -by jj mooney
What does a ancient mesopotamian market place look like?
It has fruits and vegetables for people to trade and buy.
What were Mesopotamian wars like?
they were like wars
What did the buildings and temples look like in greek arcitecture?
There are many buildings and temples is Greek architecture so you'll have to be more specific in your question if you want a specific answer. Most Greek temples and buildings are made of marble because that was the main building material available.
What were mesopotamian temples used for?
they were used for mesopotamian religion rituals.
What did Mesopotamian people look like?
they were black!
What were mesopotamian houses called?
mayber there called temples or ziggurats
What did the temples in Greece look like?
Search Images Greek temples.
What did the temples look look like?
Greek temples were massive buildings built to impress. The temples had multiple columns lining the front and statues of important people and idols.
Why is the ziggurat important in the mesopotamian?
It was the largest and most impressive temples, linked to the heavens and earth
How did ancient mesopotamian handwriting look like?
mespotamians handwriting were with symbols
How did the Roman temples look like?
they where big and tall
What do mesopotamian clothes look like?
Mesopotamian men wore skirt-like garments that only covered their crotch, otherwise were bare. Mesopotamian women wore long dresses with the right arm and shoulder left uncovered. Hope this helps!
What does Isis's temples look like?
they were colorful, very color ful
What did the Greek temples look like?
Greek temples were massive buildings built to impress. The temples had multiple columns lining the front and statues of important people and idols.
What was the role of a mesopotamian ruler?
building and maintaining the city states temples and protecting the city state. -by jj mooney
