How the Pyramids of Giza Were Really Built

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Learn about how the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids!

[alerhydoestuff]

The stones were lifted up with their bare hands. Isaac Newton wasn't born at the time so gravity wasn't invented yet.

[derald]

The stones used to make the roof of the kings chamber are 70 tons each and 350ft up.

[Official_spirit_of_kanae_kocho]

4, 500 years ago: Work hard guy. The people in the future will rember us

2024: definitely built by alien's

😂 LoL 😂😂😂

[longbranch]

We dont know. Even the Egyptians didnt know

[CryptoGreedyMonster]

They used vibration to build the pyramids. Sound can lift matter.

[ryanwerner]

Yeah mile long ramps were built and there's no trace of them left...

[kurikokaleidoscope]

If nobody has ever been able to explain it, neither will YouTube ✌

[bjark.]

I’m just so glad that the person that decided over 500 decades ago “Let’s start religion” it’s the thing that keeps us moving and doing the impossible creating fate and destiny.

[SKELTER.]

"The largest of the pyramids, the Great Pyramid..." Shows image of the second largest pyramid. Good research. Bravo.

[rro]

some debate? decades? 2.5 million blocks in 25 years, that makes it so that they had to move, cut and place 1 block every 5 minute, 24 hours each day... FOR 25 YEARS. AND STILL MADE IT SO IT IS PERFECTLY ALIGNED WITH TRUE NORTH

[zaxscat]

Wet sand INCREASES friction, not reducing it.
Besides it's now thought the pyramids are even older then the Egyptians

[RustingPeace]

they're far older, the ancient egyptians did not build them, they found them

[viduraherath]

So many people underestimate ancient civilisations while also having little to no understanding of basic engineering. Ever heard of the moais of Easter island? All it takes is enough manpower and utilisation. Basic machines like levers are all that is needed after that.

[Tony-nehd]

Ice pyramid’s

My theory is the pyramids were used to provide very cold places within Egypt, essentially giant that could simulate mountain top conditions and provide “holy water”. Take the Great Pyramid for example, the Kings Chamber would be packed with ice that had perhaps been traded from the highlands of the Indus Civilisation and would have shared a trade route with the cinnamon the Egyptians traded from Sri Lanka. Granite is very good at staying cold once cooled down and although the granite slabs were too difficult to remove, granite lining the walls and floor could have been looted. This granite would eventually cool down to the temperature of the ice and subsequent ice would help maintain the refrigeration effect. The ice cold melt water would run down the Grand Gallery further cooling the structure via the central steps and I propose that a timber walk way was built over it for access explaining why there are raised sides and indents at regular intervals. The Queens Chamber would have been made very cold by this also. Ultimately they were creating perfect conditions to simulate mountain top like conditions and maintain them indefinitely, a room full of ice with an ice bath, a flowing river of ice cold water with the sound of the running water amplified in the grand gallery, an ice cold waterfall into the escape tunnel, a cool grotto in the queens chamber all with cool breezes 24/7. The cold water would flow down the Escape Shaft and possibly used in some way in the Subterranean Chamber then any waste water left over would be poured into the Bottomless Pit. Pyramids are the best shape to have the minimal surface area exposed to the sun so they are cooler and during colder evenings are able to dispel the heat more quickly. Pyramids were encased in white limestone to further insulate the structure and reflect the suns heat. The saying “if Mohamed can’t go to the mountain then the mountain must come to Mohamed” is more than likely derived from the God King Pharaohs bringing ice from the mountains and creating a mountain to keep it in. It would be possible to construct a series of storage depots to form a chain for a land route and If the ice being harvested has little to no air bubbles (old ice) it takes longer to melt. It would be possible to transport over the shorter distances between depots using fairly basic skin and fur insulation without losing too much. Water was very important in Egyptian religion and the most pure water comes from melt water, any one can take water from the river or a well, it’s not pure and its not ice cold. Using the ice cold melt water harvested from the tallest mountains in the world would have been very ritualistic and considered holy water. The holy water was most likely accessible to the people through the temples with the rivers, waterfalls, ice baths, cold showers and cool breezes created within the pyramid most likely reserved for royalty but the fact they stopped using the old outdated ones as tombs also suggests they may even have been open to the elite or even the general public at least from time to time. To this day the melt water from the Himalayas which forms rivers flowing through India is considered holy water, this could have its roots in Egyptian belief that this ice water was holy and thus worth the effort. It was very easy for ancient people to heat water but absolutely nobody knew how to get pure ice cold water other than from ice so being able to not only provide access for the people but also recreate mountain top like conditions within a mountain he created is what takes a man from a king to a god king so again worth the effort.

[JmanSKI]

I have stood by the Pyramids and I'm 6'6 and they are huge! Not to mention the weight that goes with them. The tallest pyramid i 154m standing at it's base it seems like it goes on and on forever. Also, the limestone that was used came some 400km south in Aswan. In my opinion, the only way to find out how they were built is to replicate the most plausible ways and see what happens.

[MuadSadikHashi]

I Went to Egypt recently 🇪🇬 and it's so interesting to see how the Pyramids are made of

[chief]

Title: “How the pyramids were really built”

Answer: “It’s still unknown”

Thanks geniuses.

[Sahasrarasmi-Sancodite]

According to THOTH, The Atlantean semi-divinity, the egyptian pyramids were built over 80, 000 years ago, when egypt was first colonized by atlanteans leaving the sinking continent (broken up into 4 major islands), went to egypt.
In the Sumerian chronicles THOTH, is described as "Ninghishzidda", one of the Sumerian gods, of the Annunaki ENKI lineage.

The EMERALD TABLETS OF THOTH are of value to read, translated by M.Donegal (??).

THOTH taught language, math, astronomy to the more advanced egyptians who became the "priests" of the population and developed their culture.

Thoth, established the ancient pyramids and the Hall of Learning etc, as the paths for advancement.

The pyramids are truly much older than what university archeologists always want to describe them.

[DonnMorency]

The pyramids were built 20, 000 years ago, not 4, 000 years ago. If the Egyptians built them, they would have wrote about it. They left a written language. There is no evidence that they built the pyramids. They just inherited them.

[Traveler-cgxe]

Finally we have some one who isn’t a idiot.