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Isla Rojas
18 October, 20:05
What is monumental architecture?
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Steven Kelley
18 October, 23:24
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This refers to large human-made structures of stone or earth which are used as public buildings or communal spaces. Examples include pyramids, large tombs, and burial mounds, plazas, temples and churches, palaces and elite residences and erected groups of standing stones.
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