Pyramids

It Was constructed by a famous Mayan man. He ordered men to construct it

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the pyramids were used in ancient egypt for burial tombs

Four years make up an Olympiad, but, every two years there is an Olympics. What I mean about that is we just had the London 2012 Summer Olympics so two years later we will have the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia, then two years later we will have the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio De Gandea and so and so fourth. As you see there was a two year distance between the Summer and Winter Olympics, but there still was a four year distance between the summer Olympia's!!:)

It is because not only it takes your life energy it can also destroy the 3 Egyptian God Cards and they can never be played in the duel again as long as this card remains.

To represent the days in a year, 365.

kein.

You got ripped off.

none they are made to fit <- original answer that is incorrect.

The casing stones, the outer stones, were cemented together with an unknown mortar that is hydraulic - the Great Pyramid was waterproof to keep out rains and flood waters from the inner temples.

you can, but you'd have to be light, not heavy, or at least light enough for everyone to be able to hold you, that's why most strong / tall cheerleaders are on the bottom, and petite people are on top

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The sphinx protected the great pyramids of Giza and the pharaohs held inside.

tamenos

A triangle.

It's about 7 km, as the crow flies. You'll have to take the ferry and kind of go "up and around" to get there. Want to check a map? Need a link? You got it.

sand

An antechamber is any building is the first chamber you come to in the building.

Pyramid of Giza. I think

according to our Leatherman Supertool, 44 mm = 1.75 inches.

The true pyramids were built by the Jewish people who were being enslaved by the Egyptians.

to work at

sand stone/brick

Maybe you noticed that when you put this question up the section it went to was Egypt?

The Great Sphinx

Yeah the great wall

A step pyramid (in Egypt at least) was the next step after Mastaba, or 'bench' tombs. A step pyramid is basically a set of mastaba tombs set atop each other. There are several examples of this type in Sakharra Egypt. The exterior would be covered with to make the faces smooth but the design did not hold up well.

'True' pyramids use more steps, allowing solid limestone blocks to be used for facing. These held up much better to exposure. Alas, most of the limestone casing of the Great Pyramids was stripped for construction of Mosques and other buildings over several hundred years.

Step pyramids were one of the first pyramids ever built while true pyramids were just an improvement. Only one step pyramid was ever built while there are several true pyramids throughout Egypt and the Valley of the Kings.