Middle Eastern architecture is great because of the cultural barriers that increased the importance of geometric patterns/decoration/architecture.

Babylone was epic

Babylon/Babylonia

they just blitzkrieged middle east

and got wrecked

I thought it was Assyria who did that

Oh yeah, without a doubt. Concrete is like oil; easy to use, but will run out pretty soon. And, on the other hand, you have the sustainable architecture/renewable energy of which a lot of examples are not really good long-term solutions. @Modern Man

bruh its middle east

There was a Assirian-Babilonian empire at one point

Short-term ruination on the one hand, chance of charlatans on the other.

Middle east was historical public house of people's

i mean the way semites ruled

then got wrecked

then persians

than many iran peoples

etc etc...

@PunishedMuskovy Assyria was the Temple of Ashurbanipal

wasnt Assyria an empire???

And overall Ziggurats were part of every Mesopotamian culture

Well, there is the Assyrian Empire(it's more like a Kingdom) and the Neo-Assyrian Empire

Neo?

New

Neo from New

yes

New Assyrian Empire

thats what Neo means

also

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I don't know if exists a Neo Akkadian Empire/Kingdom

the middle east was economic center of the world

I feel bad for Akkad

where all trade was passing by

I feel bad for Sargon

knowing that its history is shoved under the rug

by carl of swindon

he got appropriated by a libtard

Sargon was a virgin anyway

Hammurabi the <:chad:508484033513259028>

Ey

ultimate chad