The Egyptian people used a sledge dragged by a gang of slaves. The number of slaves depended on the size of the block. For example a typical block weighing in at 2.5 tons took about 20 slaves to move.
The current theory is that they used a combination of ramps, levers, wheels and other simple machines.
Moved is the verb.
i do not know to be quite honest maybe bricks
The use of bricks goes so far back in history of man it is hard to tell who the first person was to make one. Fired ancient bricks have been found in ancient ruins of Mesopotamia and seems to have moved from there to Egypt, Persia, and the Indus Valley.
He moved the nation out of a depression, fought a war, and helped create social security.
I would guess that it is to make a better mortar joint. Mortar is forced into these holes and holds the bricks together better. Also the holes make the bricks lighter and air in the holes acts as insulation. I moved your question out of math to where I hope you will get a definitive answers.
they collide and create earthquake
Normally a pyramid has a mummy (dead person) in it but sometimes the ancient Egyptians moved the body to protect it fromtomb robbers. Also the mummies were buried with valuables such as gold and jewelry
Figure it out
They were usually placed on sledges moved by gangs of slaves hauling on ropes woven from either palm fronds of papyrus reeds along a roadway probably laid with wooden planks. Oil or water was poured under the runners of the sledge to reduced friction The number of slaves depended on the size of the block. A two ton block, the average size of a block used on the Great pyramid at Gizeh was dragged along by a gang of about twenty slaves. A ramp was employed to get the stones to the working level wheter this was a straight ramp or one that spirraled around the sides of the pyramid is not clear.
Too many... So sad... R.I.P. Great-great-great-great-great grandmother...
Tsar Peter the Great moved the Russian capital from Moscow to St. Petersburg.