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What do you put in pyramids?
Some pyramids have long-dead Egyptian Pharoahs in them.
What were the booby traps in the pyramids?
they had portcullis and dead ends
Why are there dead ends in pyramids?
Dead ends in pyramids, particularly in ancient Egyptian pyramids, were often created as a means of thwarting tomb robbers. By designing complex passageways and dead ends, architects aimed to confuse intruders and protect the burial chamber and its treasures. Additionally, these architectural features might have also held symbolic meaning, representing the journey to the afterlife or the complexity of the spiritual realm. Ultimately, the design served both practical security purposes and deeper cultural beliefs.
What was the purpose of the Old kingdom pyramids?
The pyramids that you are talking about were built to hold the remains of dead Egyptian (and other) pharoahs.
When were the pyramids invented?
The pyramids were not invented. The ancient Egyptian pyramids were built by Jews that were enslaved by Egyptians as gifts to the gods and as tombs for the dead Pharaohs to rest
What kind of booby traps were in the pyramids?
they had portcullis and dead ends
When pyramids built and why?
The pyramids were built to protect the body of the dead pharaoh. Pyramids were built until the Egyptian middle kingdom ended. (c.1550BC) ~ Bye...'!
Who were some of the people that lived in the great pyramids of Giza?
No one lived in the Egyptian pyramids. They were giant graves for important dead people waiting for the afterlife.
Country of Egyptian pyramids?
The Egyptian Pyramids are located in Egypt, hence their name.
What desert is the Egyptian pyramids in?
The Egyptian pyramids can be found in the desert of Giza, after which they are named.
Why did the Egyptians have dead ends and endless hallways in their pyramids?
To confuse grave robbers and tomb raiders.
What has the author Everett W Fish written?
Everett W. Fish has written: 'Egyptian Pyramids' 'The Egyptian pyramids' -- subject(s): Pyramids. 'The power behind the throne' 'The Egyptian pyramids' -- subject(s): Pyramids
