The great mystery behind the Egyptian Pyramids was revealed.
The Egyptian Pyramids in Giza, near Cairo, the capital city of Egypt, are still a mystery. It is estimated that there are about 118 to 139 pyramids, many of which are known to serve as sarcophagi for pharaohs of the period.
There are numerous theories about who and what the Egyptian Pyramids are, including the Great Pyramid of Egypt, which is considered to be the only work that has survived from the Seven Wonders of the World to the present.
The most popular of these theories is undoubtedly the construction of pyramids by extraterrestrial intelligent life forms. On the grave of the people who had important duties in the Early Dynastic Period of Egypt, flat chambers were built on the hill called mastaba. The first examples of masters are the Step Pyramid, which is considered as the first pyramid made in Egypt, today in the city of Sakkara.
In the third dynasty of Egypt, BC. Built in 2620, the Step Pyramid is known as the brilliant idea of Imhotep, the legendary engineer of Antik Egypt. The mastaba tradition, which began under the leadership of İmhotep, is considered as the basis of the pyramids.
Mastaba and the subsequent pyramid tradition affected the pharaohs like Keops. In a 2018 documentary, Egyptian scientist Curtis Ryan Woodside said, “It was the first name to bring the idea of Imhotep pyramid. He was a wonderful man, and he was the inventor of many methods of treatment that are used even today.”
Woodside, indicating that Imhotep has been respected since the Kingdom of Ptolemy, says that the Egyptian engineer has only a few statues that have survived to the present day, and his tomb is not known where it is. Some of the pyramids in the sarcophagi are fake doors. For example, in the sarcophagus of Unas, the last pharaoh of Egypt’s fifth dynasty;
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