Pyramids

They didn't. See Chris Dunn, see The Revelation of the Pyramids on YouTube. See more (Klaus Dona, Michael Cremo) and think for yourself.

Menes, the first human Pharaoh inherited the Upper and Lower Egypt from Horus and founded the capital of Egypt Memphis 3100 BCE. He reigned for 62 years and was killed by a hippopotamus.

A pharaoh, in ancient times, is the king of Egypt, and can only be a man.Except for Hatshepsut because her nephew was not old enough to rule. She also became the first QUEEN of Egypt.

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many people believe that the king that united both upper and lower Egypt is called Menes. Others claim Menes is a myth and think its between other ancient kings called Aha, Scorpion, or Narmer

A good question would be: Who built the pyramids?

Some people say it either built by aliens or by people from Atlantis. The reality is that it was built by the Egyptians. Cheops is the Greek name for the 4th dynasty Pharaoh Khufu (reigned 2589-66BC) who built the largest of the three pyramids at Giza, known as the Great Pyramid. He didn't built it himself but ordered his architects to come up with a design and his overseer of public works to organise the construction. Thousands of naked slaves did the actual work. They toiled for twenty years in the blazing Egyptian sun to build the actual pyramid.

There is no current Pharaoh Egypt is a republic. The last pharaoh was Cleopatra who died in 30 BCE after that the country became a province of the Roman Empire.

Although the great sphinx does not guard them the three pyramids close by are the Great Pyramid of Khufu, the Pyramid of Khafre and the Pyramid of Menkaure.

what is the send biggest pyramid

Stone chisels to carve the blocks of stone in the quarry

Pounding tools (to pound on the chisels)

Ramps

Rollers (under the blocks of stone) or more likely wooden sleds to move the stones to the beginning of the ramp and up the ramp

Lubrication to reduce friction as the stone was moved

Barges to transport the stone from the quarry via the Nile

Levers to move the stones into place

There are pyramids in both the eastern and western hemispheres. The most famous and oldest of all are the ones in Egypt. There are also the pyramids of Central America of the Mayans, Azdeks and Incas. A third country were there are pyramids is China. Another country that have been build pyramids is Greece according to Pausanias the geographer. Last but not least is India.

a burial chamber and a shrine

A shaduf

is an irrigation tool. The shaduf

is important for traditional water techniques.

yes before imhotep designed it the pharoahs were placed in mastabas.

The one that can readily identified as a man made structure (rather than a mound of earth with has a superficial pyramidal shape) and with the archaeology providing evidence of its builder is the Step Pyramid of the 3rd dynasty Pharaoh Djoser at Saqqara (Egypt). It was completed c.2650B.C.

in the west bank of nile

The Pyramids of Giza are wonders of the world. They have three pyramids and a servant complex. The stone pyramids are different because they were usually built as step pyramids. The Pyramids of Giza were made of stone, but they had gold caps on the top. The Pyramids of Giza also have traps and mazes inside so tomb robbers won't reach the king's riches.

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No but a right angle triangle does

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The pyramid of Khufu.

They dragged the blocks from the quarry to the building location on manually pulled sleds. To decrease the friction, they would sometimes lubricate the road.

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