From nearby quarries. The stone built pyramids were always built close to a seam of limestone to avoid moving stone over long distances which would have involved a vast expenditure in time and labour. Evidence of quarrying can still seen at Saqarra and Giza.
The earlier pyramids built in the Old kingdom including the Great Pyramid were built from limestone and granite blocks. In the middle kingdom they were made from bricks that where made out of mud with an outer casing of stone.
Yes the step pyramid of Djoser completed c.2650BC
Aside from moving the stone blocks one of the biggest challenges the pyramid builders faced was finding and carving the stone blocks.
The great pyramid was built with limestone blocks and the others used some granite blocks.
the Great Pyramid of khufu was made of limestone blocks
The blocks are made of limestone.
Pyramids are typically made of limestone blocks because limestone is a durable and abundant building material that was readily available in ancient Egypt. The limestone blocks were quarried and transported to the pyramid construction sites where they were stacked to form the iconic pyramid shape.
They used limestone blocks to build the pyramids
The pyramid builders faced were moving and finding massive stonesHope it helped:)
Lots of limestone blocks and hundreds of thousands of slaves.
Most modern sources estimate that there are 2.3 million blocks most of them limestone weighing on average 2.5 tons (2,545kg). The limestone blocks were cut from quarries located close to the pyramid site.
The Great Pyramid of Giza is an important symbol of Ancient Egypt. It has 203 steps to it's summit.