Structure 33
Definition
Structure 33 refers to an ancient architectural construction found at a specific archaeological site. It may have served different functions depending on the culture and time period it belongs to.
Related terms
Archaeology: The study of human history through the excavation and analysis of artifacts, structures, and other physical remains.
Megalithic architecture: Large-scale stone constructions created by prehistoric cultures using massive stones without mortar.
Ruins: Remains or fragments of buildings or structures that have been destroyed or decayed over time.
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