They are an interesting nice solid geometric shape with straight lines and pointy corners.
The pyramids of Egypt were built in a triangular shape to represent a mound. The shape was a representation of the Egyptian belief that the Earth came from a mound. Note that while the pyramids are triangular from the side, they actually occupy a square footprint (i.e. square pyramids). This was in order to align the pyramids with the cardinal directions.
it was mesopotamia
I think it's because they almost exactly line up
Pyramid of Giza. I think
i think it varies from pyramid to pyramid.
I think they did.
The sudan pyramids are also known as the Nubian pyramids built by the ancient Kushite Kingdoms.
Giza...i think
Pyramids give the native people something to be proud of. So they think they are not totally useless.
Scientist today still are puzzled on how the construction of pyramids became because they were so huge.
The Incas were known for there four layered pyramids. I think this is a good answer.
No: i think mount Everest is
I think they did!
The pharaoh, the pharaoh's family, and I think the pharaoh's servants.
Scientists generally consider the Great Pyramids in Egypt to be remarkable architectural achievements that showcase the advanced engineering skills of ancient Egyptian civilization. The construction methods and techniques used to build the pyramids are still a topic of research and debate among archaeologists and historians. The pyramids continue to inspire curiosity and intrigue due to their impressive scale and precise alignment with astronomical phenomena.
Africa has the most pyramids, with the majority located in Egypt. The Egyptian pyramids are the most famous and numerous, but there are also pyramids in Sudan and the African country of Meroe.
How do you think the ancient Egyptians were able to construct such massive pyramids without modern technology? What significance do you believe pyramids held for ancient Egyptian society, beyond being tombs for pharaohs? In what ways have pyramids inspired modern architecture and design? How do you think our understanding of pyramids and their purpose might evolve in the future with new technological advancements and research methods?