The pyramids, particularly those in Egypt, were built during the Old and Middle Kingdom periods, primarily attributed to the pharaohs as monumental tombs for themselves. The most famous pyramids, including the Great Pyramid of Giza, were constructed around 2580–2560 BCE under Pharaoh Khufu. These structures served both as elaborate burial sites and as symbols of the pharaohs' divine status, reflecting their power and the belief in an afterlife. The construction of pyramids was also a way to unify the workforce and demonstrate the technological and organizational capabilities of ancient Egyptian society.
The ancient egyptians made pyramids to house kings and queens' tombs. The pyramids were the rulers' final resting place. (PS-I am fairly sure this is correct, however, if you are talking about the Ancient Egyptians look up the Great Pyramids of giza).
Technically, Cleopatra owned all the pyramids. She was the queen and the queen (or king) in ancient Egypt owned the entire country. However if by "owning" the pyramids you mean did she build one, the answer is no. The age of pyramid building had been over by thousands of years before Cleopatra came to the throne.
The pyramids represent the determination of a society to build something that is both meaningful and difficult. The pyramids were burial tombs, so their leaders were powerful enough to garner the men and materials necessary to produce these monuments. The difficulty came in having the engineering skills to design these pyramids, find the material (limestone blocks) and move it into place. :D
Ancient Egyptians stoped building pyramids mainly because of grave robbers. Since there were jewelry and valuable things, it attracted lots of grave robbers. They then made false passageways in the pyramids, but that didn't stop the robbers. Instead the Egyptians came up with the idea of making tombs.Ancient Egyptians did not stop building pyramids mainly because of grave robbers. They just quit believing in an afterlife. It had nothing to do with robbers.Because they stopped having divine rulers (rulers supposedly appointed by the gods)There were no more Pharaohs and there was no need for them to be put in tombs.
1) Definitely not in WWII Germany, that's for sure. 2) Pyramids. 3) 12th century Mesoamerica.
Pyramids of course (pyramids was there before Christ (BC) )
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Pyramids were first constructed in Ancient Egypt which people say that a Pharaoh by the name of Djoser came up with the idea for the rulers to have a place where they could be in the afterlife in peace.
The ancient pyramids were composed of limestone rocks. The limestone came from quarries on the banks of the Nile River.
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8.6 million came to see the Egyptian pyramids in 2005. hope that's a close enough answer.
Humans from all over the world came and tore down the pyramids to make room for the Effiel Tower, which is located where the Egyptian pyramids used to be.
The pyramids were built in the Old and Middle kingdoms (c.3000 to 1500BCE). The New kingdom is after 1500BCE.
The pyramids were built in the Old and Middle kingdoms (c.3000 to 1500BCE). The New kingdom is after 1500BCE.
The pyramids of Egypt were built in a triangular shape to represent a mound. The shape was a representation of the Egyptian belief that the Earth came from a mound. Note that while the pyramids are triangular from the side, they actually occupy a square footprint (i.e. square pyramids). This was in order to align the pyramids with the cardinal directions.
They match the three stars in the constellation Orion's belt. They also match up with the placement of the three Pyramids in Mexico City and a set of pyramids in Xian China. There may also be a similar set up in the valley of the Bosnian Pyramids.
The pyramids were built as tombs for the Pharaohs, where their bodies were taken after death with the hope that they would be kept safe until the time came for their resurrection.