It is because Egyptians were smart enough to make stone blocks. But even if they used sand, it would be destroyed by the next day because of natural forces.
They would rest their heads on their stone blocks then close their eyes.
because its stronger
Yes it is. They also used water to make it roll easier.
They didn't need to. Their amazing craftsmanship mixed with the gravitational force of the massive stone blocks meant that they stayed together by themselves.
Due to the weight of the stone blocks, ancient Egyptians, very laboriously, hauled them up to the top of the pyramids.
The Egyptians used the wheel and axle by transporting big stone blocks so they could build houses and pyramids.
the egyptians used stone instead of wood maybe because they had no wood supply in the middle of egypt and stone was stronger and sturdier. if the egyptians were attacked or the tombs robbed the limestone would provide better protection. they used limestone because it kept cooler in the scorching heat and was easy to sculpt and break, however it was very heavy for the egyptian slaves to carry for miles and miles to the sites of the tombs.
Which one? Statues were (most typically) either carved from blocks of stone or cast from precious metals. Sometimes combinations of the two.
casing blocks are blocks of lime stone.
Stone chisels to carve the blocks of stone in the quarry Pounding tools (to pound on the chisels) Ramps Rollers (under the blocks of stone) or more likely wooden sleds to move the stones to the beginning of the ramp and up the ramp Lubrication to reduce friction as the stone was moved Barges to transport the stone from the quarry via the Nile Levers to move the stones into place
Aside from moving the stone blocks one of the biggest challenges the pyramid builders faced was finding and carving the stone blocks.
Standard building blocks of limestone, with each standard stone varying depending on the importance, age, and wealth of each pharoah