Architectural remains

Architectural remains are the remnants of structures from the past, such as buildings, walls, or monuments, that have survived over time. They can provide valuable insights into historical architecture, culture, and daily life of previous societies. Examples include ruins of ancient temples, castles, or city walls. These remains are often studied by archaeologists and historians to understand construction techniques, materials used, and the societal context of the time. Preserving architectural remains helps us connect with our history and heritage, allowing future generations to learn about how people lived and built in different eras.