The existence of pyramids has always been a mystery, from the people who built them to the secrets hidden by Egyptian creations. The Egyptian Pyramids at Giza are nearly 5,000 years old, but unlike most ancient structures, they are still standing, surprising tourists and scientists alike. This is the question most people ask: How could ancient humans build such amazing buildings? Who made these buildings?
When it comes to the source of the pyramids, we have to mention the civilization of the ancient Egyptians. The ancient Egyptians were one of the civilizations that believed in an afterlife. In fact, according to them, this belief was one of the main characteristics of the ancient Egyptians, that life did not end with death, that the body would die, but that the soul would continue to live in another world, in which the power of life was in the body. According to ancient Egyptian belief, those who were resurrected after death had to travel to the Kingdom of Osiris, a path filled with many obstacles, and among them guards were able to cross the road and overcome all difficulties. The Egyptians had to learn various spells to protect them before they were born, and in general, the Egyptians were very serious about preparing for the afterlife. The training included training, spells and preparation for burial 39bet-đua chó-game giải trí -đá gà-đá gà trực tuyến-đánh bài.
Mummification, for example, was one of the key skills of ancient Egypt, dating back to 3400 BC. The ancient Egyptians used the superb art of mummification to prepare the bodies of the dead to travel to the afterlife in order to preserve their eternity. Their bodies were left in solution for 70 days before embalming began. There are several stages of mummification, culminating in the wrapping of the body with incense soaked in oil and resin and linen bandages. To protect the dead, amulets are placed between bandages. The Egyptians believed that after passing all the tests, the dead man fell into the court of Osiris, who decided whether he would fall into the paradise-like fields of the Yalu River. But of course, the most important part of the ancient Egyptian burial culture was the pyramids in which they were buried. In the time of the Pharaohs, the Egyptians built pyramids to honor their pharaohs and make them immortal.
The Pyramids of Egypt
I think we both know that is located in the giza pyramids and they are a sign of Egypt, to attract large Numbers of tourists every year, pyramid of cheops who is considered to be the only surviving wonder of the world, many people believe that in addition to the pyramids of giza, Egypt there will be no real pyramid, but it is not, in fact in Egypt in 118 to 138 different pyramid, Many of them with interesting features stand out, such as Mr William gallas of schur pyramid is the oldest in the world of the large stone buildings, it has an unusual and interesting shapes, the famous pyramid of cheops who is considered to be the largest of all the pyramids of Egypt, and its initial height is 140.6 meters, but is now down to 138.75 meters. However, it is also very huge, considering how big the pyramids are, equivalent to the height of a 14-story building, considering how the pyramids were built in 3000 BC, about 5000 years ago, how exactly they were built and who is behind them. This is really quite amazing!
Structure of the pyramid
It is built the pyramids of The main material is limestone, and internal decoration is made of limestone, especially the outer layers of the pyramid is a thick white limestone in Turkey and the basalt and alabaster, basalt is provided by the giza, alabaster is provided by faiyum oasis and other materials from Egypt on the east coast of the Nile city of luxury. According to some scientists' calculations, the average weight of the block used to build the pyramid was about 16 tons, and scientist Dan Stokes, in his book "Experiments in Egyptian Archaeology," said it would take at least 45 workers to move it. So scientists are eager to know how these people used each material, and how exactly the Egyptian pyramids were built, what secrets did they hide, and how did people create such a masterpiece? And most importantly, who is the leader of these creations?
Who built the Egyptian Pyramids?
Pyramids typically take 20 to 30 years to build, which is a long time, and many people still believe that the pyramids were built by slaves on the orders of the pharaohs, a belief that was formed in society after the historian Herodotus presented evidence. Herodotus' claim that the Pyramid of Chiopus was built by 100,000 slaves working in sync is incorrect. Now, many scientists confirm that in ancient Egypt, there could not have been that many slaves involved in the construction of the site. In addition, 100,000 people simply could not work at the same time, a rumor that has been circulating throughout the 20th century. Others mistakenly believe that the Egyptian pyramids at Giza were built by Jews, another misconception that was exaggerated by the public years ago after archaeologists began discovering the graves of construction workers. The pyramids, it turns out, have nothing to do with Jews. It appeared much later in the territory of ancient Egypt, where another type of person believes that behind these particular structures this claim of alien civilization began to develop, because the coordinates of the pyramid of Cheops are exactly the same as the number of constants. While the pyramids really do look like something alien, a large percentage of people still believe that alien civilizations were involved in the process. According to them, most researchers agree that professional workers were involved in the construction. At Giza, in the nearby village, the support team is composed of 16000 to 20000 construction workers. They built the ramp, towing block, is responsible for using all the tools and solutions. The main team work throughout the year and support team members began in late summer, early fall, when they are wet on the ground, so that they can more easily drag blocks on the wet ground.
In 2016, the Secrets of the Pyramid of Chiopus, a renowned archaeologist and Egyptologist addressed the public and shared a wealth of data about the outside of the pyramid of Chiopus, but insufficient data on the inside. He proposed several hypotheses about how the core of the Keopus pyramid could shed light on its construction method, so Egyptologists believe that the interior of the pyramid consisted of blocks placed horizontally, and then they used straight ramps. There is also another version of the pyramid itself in which the building may be a hitherto unknown tomb.
But in fact, a mural may have given us the real answer. Experts say blocks from the Egyptian pyramids were moved on wet sand, an idea expressed earlier. When they found a mural in Dale Elbelsa's tomb, The mural shows a group of 172 people pulling a statue on a sled, with a man pouring water directly onto the sand in front of the sled, leading scientists to believe that the blocks were dragged away in a similar manner. Dutch physicists conducted a laboratory experiment. Two models of sled and to measure the adhesion of Egypt, and the results show that use of wet sand halved the inputs of Labour, because not like dry sand piled up in front of the sled, considering that the block is the drag and drop by professionals, we may safely draw the conclusion that, to build the pyramids is not so difficult as we think, this is, of course, is a hard work, But the ancient method seems quite reasonable, have to admire the great wisdom of the ancients!