Pharaoh is a title that was given to the Egyptian king, so there was more that one.

And yes some did have pyramids, some large but most where small and became buried and forgotten, Pharaohs move to more conventional methods of burying their dead bodys (like making large graves in the sides of cliffs).

They have moved 3 miles south.

Height

138.8 metres (455 ft)

Base230.4 metres (756 ft)

Khufu the Great Pyramid the first and largest of the three at 480ft

Khafre the Second Pyramid at 471ft looks taller because it was built at a higher elevation.

Menkaure the smallest at 215ft

Apart from the building, it has been looted and excavated a number of times. There are records showing that around 820 A.D. Abdullah Al Mamun entered the pyramid by forcing an entry by boring a tunnel. However it is believed that the pyramid had already been opened emptied / robbed before this - probably during the Middle or New Kingdoms. Regarding excavations etc - the link below is interactive and of great interest.

The Great Sphinx of Giza is important because it is one of The 7 Wonders of The World. It is also important because it is about 4500 years old. Also, because it was built for the pharaoh Kahfra by ancient Egyptians.

The Great Pyramids of Giza look like gigantic triangles made of layered sand-bricks.

Because the are strong big buildings that can last for a very long time.

You have to be more specific, there are 3 large and several smaller pyramids at Giza.

We can only estimate. Most estimates put it at 14 to 20 years

The Great Sphinx is located in Giza, Egypt, land of the pyramids.

The Egyptians thought that the pyramid is a "one-way ticket" to an after life. They thought that you live on once you die so the built a long narrow cavity that let the spirit of the King could get out of the tomb.

They built them but were not buried in the pyramid king Khufu had no intention of spending eternity with thousands of sweaty slaves!

The only building that was built when Cleopatra ruled was the temple to Julius Caesar. She started to build her own tomb, but it was unfinished at her death.

It was because it was a dry environment. If they were built on fertile land than the moisture would get in to every crevace and decompose the stone, the pharaoh and make all their valuable metal/gold belongings rusty. Before the Pharaohs were put into their tombs, they were left under salt piles up to 42 days to draw all of the moisture of of their bodies so that their flesh wouldnt rot when they were mummified. Hope that helps you!

Egypt northeast Africa

Mud

they had portcullis and dead ends

different language,different culture,different people

use the sattelite on google maps

Thieves broke into pyramids to steal anything of value. The builders of Cairo took away the beautiful outer casings of stone, in order to build a beautiful city. Now the pyramid inner stones left exposed are deteriorating rapidly over time.

Of course Egypt has zipcodes. You can get any city zipcode from The link in the related links section

I think there's a mistake on the website because they but the phone numbers instead of the zipcodes but you can call you area office and ask them about your zipcode

So they could be worshipped forever

The 138 pyramids in Egypt don't exactly have names. They were intended to be the tombs of the kings who build them. However in popular culture they are often named after the kings who built them. Some are also 'named' because of their unique characteristics. Examples are The Step Pyramid, The Bent Pyramid and The Red Pyramid. The pyramids at Giza are probably the best known in the world, and they are the pyramids of Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure. Khufu's, The Great Pyramid, is the largest Egyptian pyramid. In this famous grouping Khafre's is next in size followed by Menkaure's. Khafre was the son of Khufu, and Menkaure was the son of Menkaure. The Red Pyramid of Shofru is believed to be the first successful smooth sided pyramid, and it also has most of its original smooth finishing stonework. Saying that it was the first successful smooth sided pyramid reflects the fact that it was designed and built to be smooth sided right from the beginning; it was not build like The Step Pyramid, layered mastabas, where the resulting steps were filled in afterwards.