To be closer to the gods in the heavens.
to honor the gods
its an name of temple "the Mesopotamian temple"
Sophie Barnes
Ziggurats are constructed of clay brick. In the desert regions of Mesopotamia, all you needed was dirt, water, and the sun. All of those materials were bountiful in the area they lived in.
Unlike the Egyptians, the Sumerians did not build pyramids, instead they built Ziggurats. These Ziggurats were huge structures, made of brick and comparable in size to a pyramid. In appearance they resembled a step pyramid. But they were not tombs, these were temples, sometimes with terraces planted with trees, scrubs and flowers. Similar in use to pyramid temples in the Americas.
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The Sumerians built the ziggurats to please and respect their gods.
Mesopotamians like the Sumerians.
to honor the gods
Ziggurats were important to the Sumerians because they were believed to be the dwelling places of the gods, connecting the earthly realm with the divine. They also served as administrative centers, where religious ceremonies and rituals took place. The ziggurats were a symbol of the Sumerians' power, wealth, and religious beliefs.
The Sumerians are known for building ziggurats that were close to the sky to be closer to heaven.
The Mesopotamians famously built ziggurats.
its an name of temple "the Mesopotamian temple"
The Sumerians used baked mud bricks to construct their ziggurats. These bricks were made from clay mixed with water, shaped, and then baked in the sun or a kiln to harden. The ziggurats were then built by stacking these bricks on top of each other.
Ziggurats
Sometimes the platforms and even the sides of ziggurats were covered with trees or bushes, Archaeologists think some were built over the remains of early sculptures. That's what the Ziggurats were decorated with.
They were popular because Sumerians used them to worship their gods.