Burial chambers for pharaohs evolved significantly from simple pit graves to elaborate tombs as Egyptian civilization progressed. Initially, pharaohs were buried in mastabas—flat-roofed structures made of mudbrick. This evolved into the construction of step pyramids, such as those at Saqqara, and later the true pyramids, like the Great Pyramid of Giza, which featured complex interiors and advanced architectural techniques. By the New Kingdom, royal burials shifted to hidden tombs in the Valley of the Kings, emphasizing security and elaborate decorations to ensure a safe passage to the afterlife.
it has no more pharaohs and the country is more touristy and they dont dance any more
the Pharaohs ruled over the Egyptians that lived in the cites in upper, lower, or both, OBVIOUSLY!
the people of Egypt believed that the pharaoh was a god. he ruled over all of Egypt.
Leadership over the two kingdoms
yes it has changed over many years
There are over 100 pyramids that were built in Ancient Egypt. Most of them were built as burial sites for pharaohs.
Yes it has, originally it was the royal necropolis [cemetery or burial site] and people would also go there to venerate the pharaohs as well. Now it is not used for that purpose but is used for tourism.
it has no more pharaohs and the country is more touristy and they dont dance any more
the Pharaohs ruled over the Egyptians that lived in the cites in upper, lower, or both, OBVIOUSLY!
The pharaohs had absolute authority. By Destiny Pecoraro
Most likely because the chambers were subject to loads beyond what they were designed for. This could be trucks or heavy equipment driving over them or excessive burial depth.
The catacombs were constructed by digging underground tunnels into soft limestone, creating a network of burial chambers and passageways. The bodies of the deceased were then placed in niches or tombs along the walls of these tunnels. Over time, these catacombs expanded into extensive underground burial sites.
Egypt
Pharaohs ruled over Egypt from around 3,000 BC until 30 BC.
to keep order over Egypt
A burial mound is a mound of earth and stones raised over a grave or graves.
The Pharaohs ruled over the Egyptians.