Pyramids

Which ancient Greek historian started a false rumor concerning the people who built the pyramids?

They both built them as homage to their kings or gods. The reason stone structures were used it presumably because stone was the most durable material available. There are many guesses, but no one knows why the pyramid shape was chosen.

When it was built it was provided with one entrance and two air shafts.

The pyramids are man-made structures located in multiple places in the world. Egypt is home to some pyramids, serving as burial tombs to Egyptian kings. These are the most famous in the world, but Egypt does not have the world's only pyramids. There have been pyramids in many locations on the planet throughout history, some few of which still stand.

The Great Pyramid is made of limestone, and this is a common pyramid material.

3D = Pyramid

2D = Triangle

your are annoying to keep there dead safe...and i ran away cause i saw your face

The most popular pyramids are the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt, which is the largest and most well-known of the pyramids, and one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Other notable pyramids include the Pyramid of Khafre, also in Giza, and the Pyramid of the Sun in Teotihuacan, Mexico. The Pyramid of the Moon, also in Teotihuacan, is another significant structure, along with the step pyramids like the Pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara, Egypt. These pyramids are celebrated for their architectural significance and historical importance.

The name of the flat top pyramid is called the ziggurat. They were not made by Egyptians however, they were made by the Mesopotamians.

They're in Egypt (of course)

The Bent Pyramids' angles were calculated incorrectly and would be too heavy for its' height. By the time this was realized, they changed the angles at the top to make the sides meet.

About 230ft (70m)

A pyramid was always built as a tomb for the king or Pharaoh.

The time it took depended on its size and the number of people employed to built it. The Great pyramid of the 4th dynasty Pharaoh at Giza is said to have taken 14 to 20 years to build. Not that the Pharaoh did the work himself. That was left to his officials (the overseer of works, engineers and scribes), craftspeople (masons, carpenters, quarrymen and smiths) and thousands of slaves to do all the heavy labouring work.

No.

Most were slaves who were considered too low in status to wear clothes. This was dirty sweaty work. The ancient Egyptians were practical people aware that dirty, sweat laden clothing can lead to skin disorders. Better then to keep the slaves naked, healthy and capable of work.

no one invented it! It was built by a group of Egyptians and americans the person who owns it is dead

it really does depend but i would think that it is 4 bricks is the size of a block in a pyramid

Old and middle kingdoms. So like 2686/7

- 1640 (BCE)

I assume you mean the ones built in Egypt?

Dates might be off a year or so.

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the smallest pyramid was built for the Egyption God - Ethapinue the Gos of war.

Assuming you mean slide down a pyramid: You could, but not most as they were originally built with rough sides. Egyptiian classical pyramids were covered n smooth hard stone, which the idiot and very culturally primitive Napoleon took from the pyramids to use as a foundation for a causeway he built for his troops (1797?). The earlier Egyptian pyramids were known a step pyramids (mastaba) and did not have smooth sides. Other pyramids built in other countries were also not smooth sided. The Egyptian pyramids were not only therefore impressive in size and shape, but originally shown in the sun with much brilliance due to their polished stone sides.

If you mean can you slide a pyramid the answer is yes if you can get enough water under it and freeze it thus making it much easier to slide (problem, such pressure from heavy pyramids would make keeping the water under such weight/pressure very difficult.)

Ancient Egypt the step pyramid of the Pharaoh Djoser at Saqarra built c.2650BC