Vedic architecture was primarily constructed using wood and bamboo, with limited use of stone and brick.

Vedic altars were used primarily for performing rituals and offering sacrifices to various deities.

Ayodhya is an ancient city in India that is mentioned in the Vedas and is believed to be a Vedic settlement.

The 'Vastu Purusha Mandala' is a diagram that represents the cosmic order and is used in Vedic architecture to ensure that buildings are in harmony with the universe.

Vedic sculpture often employed abstract and symbolic forms to represent deities and concepts rather than realistic or naturalistic depictions.

Vedic paintings were primarily used to illustrate religious texts and manuscripts, helping to convey stories and teachings to a wider audience.

The Veena is a stringed instrument that is mentioned in the Vedas and is considered to be one of the oldest musical instruments in India.

Dance in Vedic culture served multiple purposes, including religious worship, expression of emotions and storytelling, and entertainment.

Vedic literature primarily focuses on religious, philosophical, and cultural aspects, rather than scientific or technical knowledge.

The 'Rig Veda' is the oldest and most important of the Vedas, containing hymns and prayers to various deities, as well as insights into the social and cultural life of the Vedic period.

Brahman, Atman, Karma, and Dharma are all examples of Vedic philosophical concepts that explore the nature of reality, the self, and the ethical principles that govern human conduct.

Vedic rituals and ceremonies served multiple purposes, including appeasing the gods, marking important life events, and promoting social harmony and unity.

Vedic education primarily focused on religious texts, philosophical concepts, and memorization, rather than practical skills and vocational training.

The 'Gurukula' system in Vedic education is a residential system where students live with their teachers, emphasizing the teacher-student relationship and providing a holistic education that includes physical, mental, and spiritual development.