Pyramids

There are many theories regarding how the pyramids were built.

The most likely explanation is that a giant ramp snaked around the pyramid and this allowed the blocks to be rolled up the slope. Alternatively, some people believe that the blocks were raised using a lever system.

There are slightly more outlandish ideas which say that aliens brought cranes from space to lift the blocks, and recently, it has been suggested that the 2-ton blocks of stone were tied to kites and that the block were lifted in this manner.

The Giza pyramid complex, including the Great Pyramid, was designed and built by ancient Egyptians during the Old Kingdom period. The exact identity of the architect or architects is unknown, as they were not credited in any historical records. It is believed to have been a collaborative effort by skilled engineers and workers.

There are different reasons why the queens' pyramids in Ancient Egypt were smaller than the kings'. One reason is that the queen's role was not as significant as the king's in Egyptian society. Additionally, the construction of the pyramids was a time-consuming and expensive process, so making the queen's pyramid smaller may have been a practical decision to save resources.

Dayr al-Bahri is an ancient necropolis located on the west bank of the Nile River in Egypt. It is famous for its stunning mortuary temples, including the Temple of Hatshepsut, which was built during the New Kingdom period. The architectural and artistic features of Dayr al-Bahri make it a significant historical and archaeological site in Egypt.

Most of the pyramid was made from limestone blocks cut from quarries close to the pyramid site. For example, the blocks on the Great Pyramid at Gizeh weighed approximately 2.5 tons (2545kg) each. It was normal practice to load these blocks onto sledges. A gang of about 20 slaves tugging on ropes made from papyrus reeds dragged the sledge along a causeway laid with planks. Water or oil was poured in front of the blades to help them slide better.

in ancient Egypt as tombs for pharaohs and their families. The largest and most famous pyramid is the Great Pyramid of Giza, built as a tomb for the pharaoh Khufu. These pyramids were constructed using stone blocks and were designed with precise measurements and calculations to symbolize the pharaoh's power and ensure their safe journey to the afterlife.

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The energy pyramid is shaped like a triangle to show how not all the energy of one organism transfers to the next level. The triangle decreases in size going up as does the amount of energy transferred. A graphical model that is shaped like a pyramid to show how the energy flows through a food chain, how the amount of energy is decreasing and becoming less available for organisms as it enters each trophic level, and how much of the energy in the ecosystem is lost to the atmosphere as heat.

People in the Paleolithic Era used rudimentary stone, wood and bone tools. They used flint,hand axes,hunting spears,fishhooks,and animal bones.

Recent information (31 Oct 2010) suggests that sophisticated tools made by rock flaking were being made as early as 75 000 years ago.

A cheetah is typically positioned at the top of an energy pyramid as a tertiary consumer. It feeds primarily on herbivores, such as gazelles, which are secondary consumers that eat primary producers like grasses. This placement reflects its role as a predator in the ecosystem, relying on lower trophic levels for energy.

No Because at that time animals were mainly used for agricultural purposes. The pyramids were built solely by human muscle.

The food guide pyramid was first established in 1974 by Sweden's National Board of Health and Welfare due to the rise of food cost. It was formulated to educate people on inexpensive and nutritional basic foods plus supplemental foods for any missing nutrition. In 1992, the United States Department of Agriculture created it's own version of the food pyramid based on the daily recommendation of each food group. The food pyramid is divided into six section: carbohydrates, vegetables, fruits, dairy, oil, meats and beans. Revised in 2005, the USDA replaced the pyramid in June 2011 with the "My Plate" program.

1 yard is 36 inches, 3 feet long or 914mm long (0.914 meters)

A track and field javelin is about 2.5 metres long.

No. They are in Egypt.

By its sheer size. It demonstrates how a single man had absolute control over the resources of an entire kingdom.

The height of the great pyramid = 139 metres

The slope of a ramp with a mechanical advantage of 4 = 4x139 = 556m

The prefered material is limestone which easy to work with the copper tools available at the time. A limited amount of granite was used also to line the burial chambers and galleries.The pyramids built after the golden age of pyramid building in the Old Kingdom were often made of mud brick cased in limestone. Many of these structures have collapsed.

No

Most experts estimate the great pyramid was built in 14-20 years by the 4th dynasty Pharaoh Khufu (sometimes called Cheops) who ruled Egypt between 2598 and 2566 BCE. Not that he did it himself. He left that to his architect (tradition claims this was Khufu's cousin Hemiunu), priests, surveyors, scribes, skilled workers and thousands of slaves.

Pharaoh tombs.

The people in Egypt put the kings in spacious rooms which means that they put them in a room with a lot of space.

well the thing is, the pyramids was build in a way that we still are learning from it. how did they lift those giant blocs up the next ones. using man and or animal power? those stones in britain is also some thing like that. we do simply not understand it al.

but, it is an inspiration to do greate things