Four sides on the outside, depending on its chambers, many more.
they are called chambers
they are called chambers
Not all pyramids have subterranean chambers. Some pyramids, like the Pyramid of Khufu in Egypt, do have subterranean chambers, while others, like the Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico, do not. The presence of subterranean chambers depends on the design and purpose of each pyramid.
it was a pyramid but it had loads of Chambers and it wasn't meant to be for him.
under ground chambers
There is much debate about the number of rooms inside of the Great Pyramid at Giza. There are three burial chambers, but there may be other rooms inside of the pyramid that have not been discovered yet.
There is a single passage located high up on the north side of the pyramid. The passage leads to three chambers: two ante chambers and one burial chamber.
The Pharaoh's treasure, and the things he needed to get to the after world.
To hide more treasure
A Mastaba in Abydos with chambers b17 and b 18
The number of tombs in a pyramid can vary depending on the specific pyramid and its purpose. Most commonly, the large pyramids, such as those in Giza, contain a single main burial chamber for the pharaoh, along with several smaller chambers that may have been used for other purposes, such as storage or additional burials. However, some pyramids, particularly those from different periods or smaller pyramids, may contain multiple chambers or tombs. Overall, it's typical for a pyramid to have one main tomb, but the total number of chambers can vary significantly.