what is ziggurat definition
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Built in ancient Mesopotamia, a ziggurat is a type of massive stone structure resembling pyramids and featuring terraced levels. Accessible only by way of the stairways, it traditionally symbolizes a link between the gods and the human kind, although it also served practically as shelter from floods.
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The sacred area had the temple tower which was called 'ziggurat'.
The ziggurat was dedicated to the patron God of the city.
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