White Temple Vs Ziggurat

What is Art History? According to many dictionaries, Art history is the study of objects of art in their historical development and stylistic contexts, i.e. genre, design, format, and style. This includes the "major" arts of painting, sculpture, and architecture as well as the "minor" arts of ceramics, furniture, and other decorative objects. Art history is a big book that is hard to talk about in single pages. Here is a research paper comparing between the White Temple and ziggurat, Uruk and the Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara Egypt.
Firstly, The Pyramid of Djoser was made of 6 Mastabas. "Mastaba is an Arabic word which means bench' and the pyramid was the earliest form of an Egyptian royal tomb. It's usually made of mud bricks, it was used …show more content…
The second point was that the White Temple doesn't have any hidden doors like The Pyramid of Djoser. On the other hand, The Pyramid of Djoser is made out of mastabas around 6 of them, made of wood, reeds or mud-brick in which we can see in The White Temple is made out of only mud-brick. As we can see from what the Pyramid is made from it wasn’t a Temple it was a Tomb. It's also has for decorations colonnade which is series of columns, stone columns that could be bundled reeds or attached to the wall, hypostyle which is flat ceiling supported by columns, portico that means extended porch or colonnade columns, and life-sized statues. The last difference we can see that the Pyramid of Djoser has a serdab but The White Temple doesn't have. I think that the only similarity I see in these 2 structures that they are made out of mud-bricks and the other similarity is that both are made to show of the gigantic and the godlike of the kings and how they are powerful to the other cities and people around them. They are both also are covered with limestone that reflects the sun light and makes it look bright from far places that makes other cities see them and know there is a huge structure that represents how powerful if the king of that