Key Terms (See related pages) ziggurat   In ancient Mesopotamia, a temple mounted on a high, stepped platform where priests might commune with the city's protective god or gods. hypostyle   An architectural design in which the roof of a hall or another large space is supported by rows of columns, giving a forestlike appearance.
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