from quarries close to where the pyramid stands.
Limestone was used to build the pyramids.
The limestone quarry where they mined the stone for the pyramids had to be relatively close to the pyramids (they could not move the blocks far), and the nearest good stone to be quarried was to be found between the pyramids and the Nile River.
They established stone quarries in the mountains beside the upper Nile, and floated the blocks down the river to the pyramid sites.
All it takes to Build a pyramid is a little pixie dust and your imagination. with that, anything can come true! I'm KIDDING! it took thousands of slaves and many years to build the pyramids.
All it takes to Build a pyramid is a little pixie dust and your imagination. with that, anything can come true! I'm KIDDING! it took thousands of slaves and many years to build the pyramids.
Limestone was the predominant material quarried close to the pyramid site. Granite was also used, this came from Aswan some 400 miles upriver. The fine shiny white limestone used for the outer casing came from Tura located on the East bank of the Nile. Most of the Tura limestone has now disappeared and limestone core blocks are now visible. The Islamic builders of Medieval Cairo having no respect for the pagan ancient Egyptians robbed the pyramid of its outer case in order to build the city.
the farmers did most of the pyramid building come on you learn that in the 6th grade :|
Pyramid of Light, Andro Sphinx, Sphinx Telaia, and Thinein the Great Sphinx.
I don't know, but they say that every pyramid took at least 15 years to build and for every pyramid that was built some 1000 people died. Money didn't come into the equation in the modern sense of buying the materials, paying the designer and the labour costs.
Limestone can come in grey, yellow, white and a bunch of other colors too.
Limestone change into marble when a great heat and pressure come from the under of the earth change into marble
no