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What are the different types of pyramids?
There are about three types of pyramids in Ancient Egypt: "True" pyramid- The typical pyramid, with smooth sides and hard edges(the pyramids you would imagine) Bent pyramid- Very smooth and has curved sides(obviously looks bent!) Stepped Pyramid- Has many steps to the top(it's a STEP pyramid!)
How many pounds did the pyramid blocks weigh?
the average pyramid block weighs about 5,600lbs
How many rows of stone make up pyramid?
The answer depends on which pyramid. Geometrically, one stone makes a pyramid - a trivial one. Four make a proper pyramid.
How many passage way are there in the Great Pyramid?
There are 11 passage ways in The Great Pyramid of Giza.
How many base does a pyramid have?
A pyramid has only one base.
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