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Who built the pyramids first?
The first ancient people to build pyramids were the ancient Egyptians.
How were the first pyramids built?
they were step pyramids built out of stone
Were the first pyramids built out of mud?
No the first pyramids were built from stone, it were the later pyramids that were made from mud bricks
Who are pyramids important to?
Pyramids are important to many. First built by Imhotep in ancient Egypt, the pyramids and the Sphinx are evidence of the Egyptians for scientists today. Also the pyramids in Giza is a popular touring spot.
Were the people in Egypt the first to build pyramids?
no actaly it was the Aztec were they built step pyramids for making sacrafices to there gods.
Who was the first engineer who built the pyramids?
Imenhotep
When was the pyramids built in egypt?
the pyramids were built predominantly in the old and middle kingdom periods, with the last of the pyramids being built by king Ahmose (the first ruler of the new kingdom period).
When was the first stone pyramid built?
The first pyramid was the Step Pyramid at Saqqara, built for King Zoser in 2750 BC. Please see the related links for more information.
When were the great pyramids of Egypt built ad or bc?
The first of the Great Pyramids, the Step Pyramid, was built in 3700 B.C. The last pyramids in Egypt were built between 1800-1700 B.C.
Who first saw Stonehenge?
Stonehenge was first seen by the ancient people who built it.
Who was the first one to invent pyramids?
ancient Egypt
What are the theories about origin of Pyramids?
Most Egyptologists accept that the pyramids were all built by members of one family; 4th dynasty rulers. Khufu built the first of the pyramids, the Great Pyramid, his son Kafre built a second one (as well as possibly the Spinx), and Kafre's son Menkaure built the third. There are more esoteric theories that space aliens built the pyramids, or that survivors of the doomed Mediterranean civilization of Atlantis built them. However, these theories are largely rejected, and have the added disadvantage of being largely motivated by prejudice, and the accompanying belief that an ancient African civilization could not possibly be responsible for building one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
