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→Other Non-Biblical references: Today one can visit the Cahokia Mounds in Southern Illinois, as built by Native Americans long before Christopher Columbus's voyages. They appear to have some similarities to the Tower of Babel.
==Other Non-Biblical references==
==Other Non-Biblical references==
The Tower of Babel is mentioned in a number of other [[Apocrypha]]l and [[Pseudepigrapha|Pseudepigraphical]] texts, notably the [[Ethiopia]]n [[Book of Jubilees]], and also in [[Rabbinic literature]]. A similar tale appears in the [[Koran]], and a number of other cultures have similar stories.<ref name="christiananswers">http://www.christiananswers.net/q-abr/confusionoflanguages.html</ref>
The Tower of Babel is mentioned in a number of other [[Apocrypha]]l and [[Pseudepigrapha|Pseudepigraphical]] texts, notably the [[Ethiopia]]n Book of Jubilees, and also in Rabbinic literature. A similar tale appears in the [[Koran]], and a number of other cultures have similar stories.<ref name="christiananswers">http://www.christiananswers.net/q-abr/confusionoflanguages.html</ref>
Today one can visit the [[Cahokia Mounds]] in Southern [[Illinois]], as built by [[Native Americans]] long before [[Christopher Columbus]]'s voyages. They appear to have some similarities to the Tower of Babel.
== Brick and Stone significance ==
== Brick and Stone significance ==