Pyramids

The pyramids of ancient Egypt were built by the Egyptian population as a memorial to their pharaohs. The pharaohs demanded that the pyramids be built in order to honor themselves. The pyramids were linked to power & the regions of ancient Egypt.

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The ancient pyramids were all built in different years, depending on when the old pharaoh died and when they needed a new one, which was when a new pharaoh took power. The pyramid building era extended from 2650BC when Djoser built the step pyramid at Saqarra to beginning of the New Kingdom (c.1550BC).

They built the pyramids to house their kings and to give them everlasting life (or sustinence in the life after death).

The workers who did the construction were mostly slaves. They were directed to work by their masters.

The answer is yes because Giza [don't know if still]was the capital of Ancient Egypt.Lots of pharohs had their pyramids their.The best peserved and largest were built in Giza.

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NO! A prism has two n-polygonal faces (or bases) "separated" by a set of n rectangles. A pyramid has one n-polygonal face (base), with n triangular faces rising to an apex.

Some pyramids do have specific names but in general, they do not.

Even though the pyramids are centuries old thet have stood time , it was built with the help of slaves, and no machinery at all which is used today.

The Great Pyramid in Egypt is listed as one of the Seven Ancient Wonders of the World. Construction started on the pyramid in 2540 B.C.

They build the pyramid by staking large bench like rocks, like Djoser pyramid. In another occasion it might be staked like a three dimensional figure.

No doubt thousands died but the powers-to-be at the time most likely kept no records or even cared for that matter, so we have no idea of how many.

The most likely cause of death was probably being crushed by the heavy stones or from falls. Slaves working naked in the hot sun must have also died from heatstroke and dehydration.

When something is burned, the heat causes molecules to vibrate and emit light. The color of the light emitted depends on the energy released, with red light typically indicating lower energy levels. So, when things burn and turn red, it's because they are emitting light in the red spectrum due to the heat-induced energy release.

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1. Measure the box you're trying to wind.

2. Use wire and a variable tuning capacitor.

3. Wind as many turns as you need to to achieve the frequency range you want.

4. Connect the 2 lead to the variable tuning capacitor

5. Couple it to your radio.

6. Use about 1/2 turns for to connect a 300 ohm connection to your radios input.

More turns = Lower to mid range frequencies

Less turns = Mid to high frequencies.

Not all organisms have the same mass. Consider 1 whale versus 5,000 plankton - the whale has much greater mass, but only 0.1% of the total number of organisms. When you compare mass, you get a better idea of how much energy is actually available at that trophic level. Basically, they are better to understand.

Most of the time they had used limestone to build the pyramids, but you can't really tell now because it's old and dried up.

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Building plans showing how the pyramid was built have never been found, experts use present knowledge about construction to make some intelligent guesses. The Ancient Egyptians were an ingenious people. You cannot help to be impressed by the fearlessness the ancient builders exhibited in taking on such a colossal project.

The limestone blocks were cut out in the quarries close the pyramid site. Most of these blocks were roughly cut to size. Only where precision was needed were they dressed and trimmed by skilled masons to exacting standards. Once the limestone blocks quarried they were hauled on sledges along a causeway by gangs of slaves. Water was poured around the sledges to help them slide.

A spiralling ramp of mud, brick and rubble was used to haul the blocks to the level where building was going on. Once at the working level the blocks were man-handled off the sledges into position by levers and brute force by further gangs of slaves called setters. Once relieved of their load the hauliers would then make their weary way back down the ramp to start the whole process again.

A canal connected the pyramid site with the Nile. Here granite brought down from Aswan and fine limestone from Tura was unloaded. These were special stones that involved a lot of preparation in their quarrying, dressing and transportation.

They are both protrusions from the earth

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pyramids with step

I think you might be talking about a biomass pyramid. I never heard of a biotic pyramid. Take a look at this website. It might help you.

http://earth.rice.edu/MTPE/bio/biosphere/topics/energy/40_biomass.html

yes because the

e.t's helped them build the

pyramid and they had to give

them a code.

but noone knows the code for the

pyramids so we have to find out the code

for ourselves

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The Suez Canal was opened in November of 1869, and allows for convenient sea travel between Europe and Asia by connecting the Mediterranean Sea with the Red Sea. The canal is located in and owned by Egypt.

yes it is becuase they are human made objects that are anciant.