Pyramids

Egyptian pyramid is the last miracle in the world. Even in ancient Egypt, the pyramid was considered a miracle when the mighty Pharaoh dominated Egypt. Today, the pyramids ruins of 35 are still near Egypt's Nile River. These pyramids were built to protect the ruins of the Egyptian king and other royal families, but before the pyramid became the tomb standard, the tomb was used for the early Egyptian rulers, aristocrats and other high officials It was done. This series of hierarchies is placed on rectangular flat mud and bricks.

The earliest Egyptian pyramid was a staircase pyramid. During the third dynasty of Egypt, the architect Imhotep designed Egypt's first pyramid as the tol of Pharaoh Josel. This structure, the Jocelle pyramid, consists of six consecutive small masterbars (early tombs), with seven levels (including roofs) above and below and four sides. Later Pharaohs including Sekhemkhet and Khaba have constructed similar structures known as embedded pyramids and layer pyramids, respectively.

The most famous pyramid is the Egyptian pyramid - a huge building made of bricks and stones, some of which are among the largest human beings. The pyramid is the tomb of Pharaoh. In ancient Egypt, the pyramid was called mer. It literally meant "a place of rising". The Great Pyramid of Giza is the largest pyramid in Egypt, one of the world's largest pyramids. The site covers an area of ​​13 acres (53,000 square meters) or more. It is one of the seven wonders of the world, and only one of the seven can survive to the present age. Ancient Egyptians covered the pyramids with gold and covered them with polished white limestone, but many of the stones used for screening were dropped or removed for other buildings for thousands of years It was.

On the outskirts of modern Cairo, the Great Pyramid of Giza in the plateau of the West Bank of the Nile is not as famous as the pyramid. The oldest and largest pyramid among the three Pyramids of Giza is known as the Great Pyramid and is the only surviving building among the seven wonderful wonders of the ancient world. It was the successor to Sneferu and was built for Chevs (Greek), the second of the eight kings of the 4th dynasty. Hufu ruled for 23 years (2589 to 2566), but his rule exceeded the wonder of his pyramid. The average area of ​​the bottom is 755.75 feet (230 m) and the height of the base is 481.4 feet (147 m), this pyramid is the world's largest pyramid. Three small pyramids built for the Queen Hufu are located next to the Great Pyramid, and there is a tomb near the sky sarcophagus of his mother's queen Hetepheres.