The Ziggurat, the Pyramids of Giza, and the Stonehenge are three distinctive historical constructions which have several similarities and differences. They all three were construed in different time periods, geographical locations, and size. The Ziggurat was built approximately during the 21st century and was constructed by King Ur-Nammu in ancient Mesopotamian. The Ziggurat base is 170 ft and has a height of 91 feet. The Great Pyramid of Giza was built on roughly around 2470 B.C in Cairo, Egypt. The pyramid average base of 755.75 ft, and height of 481.4 feet. The construction of the Stonehenge dates to approximately 2950-2900 BC in Stonehenge, England, United Kingdom. The stones are at least up to 30 ft tall and weigh 25 tons.
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