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What is a Ziggurat used for?

Updated: 8/22/2023
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13y ago

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A ziggurat was a tall tower made of mud brick they could be found near temples all over Mesopotamia. Mesopotamians believed that the god of that temple resided at the top. They were used as religious worshiping objects.

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it was an ancient summerian temple for their gods

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a place dedicated to a specific god.

i am almost positive that they are places that the sumerians used to track the movement of the moon and stars.

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Worship of the ancient Mesopotamian moon-god. It also served as the city of Ur's Administrative Center.

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In Mesopotamia they were mainly used for more of a dwelling place for the Gods rather than a public place of worship. Only Preists could go in there.

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ziggurats were used as houses, kingdoms, places for the kings, queens, and even the Pharaohs

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