Egypt’s “bent” pyramid built for the Pharaoh Sneferu is a remarkable structure as well as being an archaeological wonder. This bent shape is said to be an example of the architectural ...

The construction of Egyptian pyramids has been a source ... canals helped guide them to artificial basins close to where the pyramids were being built. Archaeological evidence backs this up ...

How the Giza pyramids were formed has been a source of debate for generations. Here, we debunk several of the best-known ...

For years, a rumor has circulated online that the workers who built Egypt's Pyramids of Giza received daily rations of 4 to 5 liters of beer. In short, it is true that Egyptologists believe the ...

And in spending more than four days at the site west of Cairo, the multi-millionaire stumbled across one discovery that left ...

Although the ancient Egyptians produced over 107 pyramids for their kings and queens, it is the Great Pyramid built by the Pharaoh ... Important discoveries are still being made around the Great ...

Thousands of years after they were first built, people across the world are still fascinated by the Egyptian Pyramids ... origins of the pyramids – the biggest of which being the Great Pyramid ...

NOVA: Some of the theories of who built the pyramids suggest that the builders may not have been from Egypt. Can you respond to that? LEHNER: One thing that strikes me when I read about these ...

Yet these laborers, far from being slaves ... Blocks found with dates from all seasons in the Egyptian calendar suggest the pyramids were built year-round and not just when the Nile was in ...

As one of the most famous Ancient Egyptian pyramids ... stones on the Pyramid of Khafre. (Credit: History for Granite, YouTube) Despite the pyramids of Giza in particular being a veritable ...

As well as being an ace architect ... closer to the site. Indeed, Egyptians built canals so that heavy stone quarried elsewhere could be easily transported to pyramid building sites.

The Pyramid of Cestius is an ancient Roman pyramid in Rome, Italy, near the Porta San Paolo and the Protestant Cemetery.