The ancient Egyptians. Probably a mixed labourforce of freemen and slaves. A workforce of thousands would be required ranging from architects, priests, scribes (who supervised the actual work); craftspeople including masons (the most important), carpenters, ropemakers and smiths; thousands of slaves to do heavy unskilled work of quarrying, moving the stones and putting them in place. Most, if not all of these slaves were naked.
The physical labor of building the pyramids was carried out by skilled workers known as laborers, who were typically ordinary people from villages across Egypt. These laborers worked under the direction of overseers and skilled craftsmen, using basic tools like hammers, chisels, and sledges to cut and transport the massive stone blocks.
Aztec pyramids were built using manual labor, with workers carrying stones and materials to the construction site. The pyramids were constructed using a stepped design with layers of stone set with mortar. Aztec pyramids were primarily made of stone, lime, and sand, with intricate carvings and decorations added to the exterior.
Many early American civilizations, such as the Maya, Aztec, and Inca, built pyramids as religious and ceremonial structures to honor their gods and rulers. Additionally, pyramids served as a way to symbolize power, hierarchy, and control over the surrounding landscape. The construction of pyramids also required a large labor force, which helped to organize and unify these early civilizations.
The Aztec pyramids were built by the Aztecs, a Mesoamerican civilization that existed in present-day Mexico. They were constructed using manual labor and were used for religious and ceremonial purposes. The most famous Aztec pyramid is the Templo Mayor in the capital city of Tenochtitlan (now Mexico City).
Ancient Egypt used a labor tax system known as "corvée labor" to complete various public works projects, such as building pyramids, temples, and irrigation systems. This system required citizens to contribute a certain amount of labor each year to fulfill their tax obligations to the state.
Many people and a lot of labor!
By slave labor and allot of blood sweat and tears.
When speaking about the ancient Egyptian pyramids, the common man, took time away from his farming and other activities to do the physical work in building the pyramids. This was the duty, so to speak, of the common male Egyptian.
A pyramid took a lot of work and required a lot of strength; it also wasnt uncommon for people to die while making a pyramid. The kings were high and important, they had the power to make other people build the pyramids for them. The kings were too high to resort to physical labor.
Intellectual labor as physical labor is merely a consumption of food. Also intellectual labor works to be perpetual progression to a greater form of knowledge through intelligent discourse which by far, surpasses physical
Pyramids, the sphinx, and the nile river
The ancient Egyptian government got workers by labor tax. Labor tax supplied the Egyptian government with workers.
Examples of physical labor include construction work, farming, landscaping, and manufacturing jobs that require manual exertion and physical strength.
King zoser of the third dynasty thought of the pyramids!! :) ^ LIAR
Building pyramids, libraries, palaces...anything really big!
the farmers did most of the pyramid building come on you learn that in the 6th grade :|
Herodotus lived about 2,000 years after the pyramids were built. He was told by his Egyptian guide that the pyramid of Khufu was built by 100,000 slaves.