Final answer:
Ziggurats in Mesopotamia were monumental step pyramids with religious significance, unlike Egyptian pyramids that served as tombs.
Explanation:
Ziggurats were monumental structures in Mesopotamia, resembling terraced step pyramids with a shrine or temple at the summit. They were not places of public worship but reserved for religious officials. Unlike the pyramids in Egypt, which were tombs, ziggurats served ceremonial and administrative purposes.
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