The pyramids.
Well first of all.. You want heat in your house when it's cold, RIGHT? So you turn on the heater with the knob.. and the heat comes out of the vents. No vents = explosion. And basically.. no vents as I said.. explosion, because the gas has nowhere to go so the pressure will build up and BOOM.. flames.
Does not matter. Air will displace naturally when pushed into a room from the vent. Vents and ducting are laid out according to the plans of the unit. That is the only reason for top vents and bottom vents. If you are speaking of the intakes, the same principal applies.
Yes, many did. The great pyramid and others that have survived, did so for a reason. Their shape made them more sturdy over time and were not the first design. Many steppe pyramids were built but were too steep and as the corners eroded, the whole pyramid fell under its own wieght. They were built too steep and did not have the base structure as seen in the great pyramid.
The ancient Mayan built pyramids.
The Egyptian pyramids are used as a burial place or a "gateway" to the gods.
They were built as tombs.
Aztec pyramids typically had a flat top where temples were located, while Egyptian pyramids had pointed tops. Additionally, Aztec pyramids were often constructed using adobe bricks and stones, while Egyptian pyramids were built with limestone blocks. The purpose of Aztec pyramids was mainly for religious ceremonies, while Egyptian pyramids served as tombs for pharaohs.
The pyramids that you are talking about were built to hold the remains of dead Egyptian (and other) pharoahs.
Egyptian pyramids were basically large elaborate tombs/memorials. Pharaohs commissioned the pyramids to be built so they could be buried inside.
The Egyptian Pyramids are located in Egypt, hence their name.
The Egyptian pyramids can be found in the desert of Giza, after which they are named.
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No, the Egyptian pyramids do not have escape shafts. The purpose of the shafts within the pyramids was primarily for ventilation and to align with specific stars for religious or astronomical purposes. Any secret chambers or passageways were likely used for burial chambers and internal structure support.
The Egyptian pyramids are ancient pyramid-shaped masonry structures located in Egypt.
the egyptian pyramids were about 864ft. wide:)
pyramids is originaly from Egypt