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The chapter discusses the historical evolution of structural architecture from ancient engineering practices to notable civilizations such as the Greeks and Romans. It emphasizes the transition from art-based construction techniques to more systematic engineering principles. The contributions of key figures and monumental structures are highlighted as pivotal in the development of architectural heritage.
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Term: Structural Engineering
Definition: The branch of engineering that deals with the design and construction of structures, considering their strength and stability.
Term: Pyramids
Definition: Monumental structures built in ancient Egypt, exemplifying early engineering and artistic achievement.
Term: Pantheon
Definition: A significant building from ancient Rome famous for its large dome and oculus, showcasing Roman advancements in structural design.