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Architectural Firsts & Inventions

Architecture

Explore foundational milestones in architectural history, from ancient innovations to modern structural breakthroughs.

history inventions firsts buildings engineering

2 Questions Easy Ages 8+ Aug 7, 2026

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1 Who is often credited as the first architect known by name in history, designing the Step Pyramid of Djoser?

A Vitruvius
B Imhotep
C Ictinus
D Sinan

2 Which ancient structure is considered the world's first monumental building constructed entirely of stone?

A The Great Pyramid of Giza
B The Ziggurat of Ur
C The Step Pyramid of Djoser
D Stonehenge

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