Jaredite architecture

Jaredite architecture refers to the building practices and structures associated with the ancient Jaredite civilization described in the Book of Mormon. It emphasizes the use of durable materials, such as stone and leveled earth, to create large, fortified cities with walls, towers, and irrigation systems. These structures reflect advanced planning and engineering suited to their environment, aiming for defense, stability, and sustainability. Jaredite architecture showcases early hydraulic and military engineering techniques, illustrating a society capable of constructing complex, enduring urban centers suitable for supporting their civilization over time.