Pyramids

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The Pyramid of Khufu is the largest of the three Pyramids of Giza a.k.a the Great Pyramid.

Do you mean pyramids? if so, don't believe aliens did it... that's dumb. It was Egyptian slaves.

If you mean temples the answer is the same thousands of slaves

Yes most likely you would have seen the Great Pyramid already built and the second pyramid of Khafre under construction.

Cleopatra was the last queen of Egypt. The pyramids were built hundreds of years prior to her reign.

Most of the earlier pharaohs were buried in the Valley of the Kings in hidden tombs.

The basic food eaten by the pyramid builders was bread and onions. If you were a slave that is all you got. If you were a skilled worker or a supervisor additional rations of meat, fish and beer was provided.

They match the three stars in the constellation Orion's belt. They also match up with the placement of the three Pyramids in Mexico City and a set of pyramids in Xian China. There may also be a similar set up in the valley of the Bosnian Pyramids.

IN the third dynasty which was the Pyramid of Meidum built by Huni, to be exact. Huni was the last pharaoh of the third dynasty:D

Mainly Egypt and select cultures have built pyramids.

They build them as burial chambers for the Pharaohs.

The fact is we don't know. Little is known about him other than the building of the Great Pyramid.

so people dont die

The closest major Egyptian city is Cairo.

In the kidnies, they are also called renal pyramids. See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renal_pyramid.

Astronomy, tombs of the rulers, prestige

The Pharaoh had a ready and available workforce in the form of peasant farmers conscripted during the inundation of the river Nile when work was not possible in the fields. He was able to call upon this pool of labour for months at a time without disrupting the national economy and without having to provide more than basic subsistence. This system of temporary forced labour was called corvée and was little more than slavery. It was supported by a system of harsh punishments designed to deter anyone from deserting.

Egypt and the great sphinx complex, known as The Giza Necropolis, stands on the Giza Plateau, on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt.

Quite simply because of its immense size and this is proven by, at least, two things - The caliph al-Ma'moon [ruled 813 - 842] attempted to destroy the pyramids of Giza but failed. He did this because of the belief that you do not leave any image without defacing it or any built-up grave without levelling it. The fact that these were part of the legacy of mankind was looked upon as a flimsy excuse. And, Also the outer surface of polished white limestone [casing stones] were plundered during the 1300's, taken away and used for other buildings such as mosques etc. The surface stones had already been loosened by an earthquake. Even without their protection the environment / weather failed to destroy the great pyramid.

there was some form of technical drawing as the best scribes were told to make plans, however back then 'technical' drawing was not very precise.

The food pyramid is a triangle because it is the easiets to represent the data

The kings/Pharaohs burial chamber is about half way up the pyramid, with the weight bearing chamber strait above.

mastaba are rectangular and pyramid is a triangular

Both were involved in treatment of dead pharaohs. The body of the pharaoh was mummified and the pyramid served as the tomb.

If they worked all 365 days in the year they needed to quarry, move and shape 315 blocks per day. Assume the slaves worked 10 hours per day then need to place in position a block every two minutes.