This Is How They Actually Built The Pyramids? 🤔 #interesting

[AzkaCODM]

My friend literally said "nah the dinosaurs probably got bored and made pyramids" ☠️

[ZillaVerseEdits]

Some ppl really act like ancient humans were just peanut brained idiots.

[rocksoliddude]

They build them with whatever technology they had at the time. Just because they were in ancient times, doesn't mean they were stupid.

[Parfumlestinkxby]

People should also know that these things weren’t constructed in just a couple years, and would have likely took decades, unless im wrong idk wtf im talking about

[jadentetzlaff]

All this hard work, just for them to get trashed by a Giant nuclear lizard and an oversized ape 💀

[global_flatline]

Song is:
Never get used to people: Life letters

[SamCedrick-ky]

Egyptians: I can't carry this its too heavy
Ants: first time

[peko]

Fun Fact:Woolly Mammoths still exist around the time when the Pyramids of Giza was still under construction

[markbowyer]

We really underestimate the ancient Egyptian people, it wasn't just moving the rocks, it was cutting the rocks that took some seriously intelligent minds.

Looking at what they had to work with i think they were a lot more intelligent than us now

[HobbiesGamesChillin]

“If this photo seems unbelievable”

Yeah … they didn’t have cameras back then I’d say that is the first clue it ain’t legit

[marviedelacruz]

"Beep beep beep 1 1 1 1" Hits hard🗣️🗣️🔥🔥

[SICPARVISMAGNA]

Egyptian history is probably the most fascinating history to me because of how much unknown there is to the marvels they did

[shura]

When Egyptians were much smarter than us back then:

[RebelWvlf]

Interesting to notice how, when it comes to European ancient architecture, it is considered as "pinnacle of human achievement". But when it comes to Ancient Egypt or Persia, they are targeted by conspiracy theorists and considered as "alien's doing", implying how these civilizations were way too primitive to build such grand and complex objects.

[MrJayrock]

There’s actually a retired engineer in Michigan that proved a single person could move an entire building over 100 yards in a single day with pivot points and leverage. So having a vast amount of people using this practice could move these giant blocks hundreds of miles

[hihihi]

Scientists believe the Egyptians used the water canals, to help move the stone bricks. Pyramids are so fascinating

[Frostalhistek-]

Actually, the pyramids are built by building the bricks on top of each other. They use a method like making the rocks on the bricks until the rocks formed into bricks :3

[JayMangojia]

Any transformers fans thinking about the star harvester
👇

[thatwolfdude]

I can hear Miniminuteman screaming internally

[LOUDMOUTHTYRONE]

That wet the ground idea is also questionable. Not even modern day machine can carry those limestone blocks.