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How was the glass pyramid discovered?
Glass pyramid discovered in Bermuda by unknown scientists? What do you know about that? Can anyone verify this as fact?
Which year was the first pyramid discovered?
250bc
Who discovered the energy pyramid?
goodness flavortime.
Was the Rosetta stone discovered in the great pyramid of Giza?
no
Where were knights in the pyramid of power?
The Knights in the Pyramid of power is known to be in a land far away no one has ever discovered!
Who discovered the step pyramid in Egypt?
jean-philippe did. He was a man
When was the last pyramid discovered?
The last significant pyramid discovered was the pyramid of Pharaoh Ameny Qemau, found in 2022 near the ancient city of Saqqara in Egypt. This discovery added to the rich history of pyramid construction during the Middle Kingdom period. Archaeologists continue to explore and excavate in the area, which is known for its numerous tombs and pyramids.
Where is king Tutankhamen's pyramid?
King tut doesn't have a pyramid he was buried in a tomb in the Valley of the Kings. The tomb was discovered by Howard Carter in 1922.
What is buried in a pyramid?
The pharaoh with his treasure (although the Great pyramid was discovered to have absolutely nothing in it). Wives and followers were buried in mini-pyramids surrounding the site.
Does a pyramid has doors?
of course not u idiot and if they do ithas not yet been found or discovered
How did Ball's Pyramid in Australia come by its name?
Ball's Pyramid, near the Australian territory of Lord Howe Island, was named after Lieutenant Henry Ball, who discovered it back in 1788. This remnant of a volcano is named "pyramid" because it is roughly in the shape of a pyramid.
How much did it cost and when was the great pyramid of Giza discovered?
Like many things about the great pyramid the 'cost' is not known - however it is more than likely that the 'cost' would not have been a factor. It has always been there, known to be there and seen to be there, so no one found or discovered it.
