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.
to please their gods
Sophie Barnes
Medicine was important to Sumerians because when the Sumerians lived together the more they would eat and the more they would use materials and throw them away, the trash would pile up. The Sumerians would step in the trash or fall in the trash and would catch a disease from the trash. The trash would spread many disease's around and a lot of Sumerians would get sick. The Sumerians would have to use medicine to cure their people who were sick.
With other Sumerians
The Sumerians gave us food and writing.
You probably mean the Ziggurats, enormous step-pyramids built throughout Ancient Mesopotamia by the Sumerians amongst other people.
to please their gods
Ziggurat
there are step pyramids, bent pyramids, normal pyramids and more
Step Pyramids have an opening or entrance gate just like regular pyramids.
I believe that they were changed because of the pharoah's
they were step pyramids built out of stone
Step pyramids are similar in shape to smooth pyramids. They are made by gradually inclined steps that taper in to reach the top center stone.
The ziggurat and the pyramid both had the same basic structure, although the ziggurats were built by the Sumerians and the pyramids were built by the Egyptians.
A step pyramid is a pyramid with steps on the side.
Imhotep.
no