In a world where architecture was still a fledgling discipline, the ancients struggled with the most basic of design principles.
It's a tale as old as time itself. The pyramids were built with the wrong angle. The Colosseum was constructed on a wonky foundation. And don't even get us started on the Eiffel Tower.
Our forefathers and foremothers built their masterpieces with all the finesse of a drunken toddler with a hammer and a bag of marbles.
And so, we bring you the Ancient Egg-Lay Out Issues, a collection of the most egregious errors in architectural history.
We've got the:
Stay tuned for more architectural catastrophes, and remember: it's not just the Romans, the Egyptians, or the French who made mistakes... we all did.