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It Was the Third-Tallest Building in the World. Today, Few Have Heard of It.

Summary by rmf24.pl
Imagine a 4th-century structure whose foundations were water-tested, whose ventilation system was ahead of its time, and whose summit was protected by an ancient lightning rod. The majestic Jetavanaramaya is a forgotten megastructure that still dominates the landscape of the ancient city of Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka. Learn the story of the ingenious builders who, using elephants, bamboo scaffolding, and millions of clay bricks, created an archit…
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Imagine a 4th-century structure whose foundations were water-tested, whose ventilation system was ahead of its time, and whose summit was protected by an ancient lightning rod. The majestic Jetavanaramaya is a forgotten megastructure that still dominates the landscape of the ancient city of Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka. Learn the story of the ingenious builders who, using elephants, bamboo scaffolding, and millions of clay bricks, created an archit…

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rmf24.pl broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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