The Egyptian Pyramids are amazing works of engineering and architecture. The Giza Cheops Pyramid, which is among the seven wonders of the world, is one of the important structures that has survived to the present day. There are various theories about who built the Egyptian pyramids. These structures, which are extremely interesting, have been the subject of research for many years.
It is possible to reach pyramid-shaped structures in many parts of the world. The pyramids in Egypt were named “Egyptian Pyramids” because they were concentrated in a certain region. Among the theories put forward about the Egyptian pyramids, there is information such as aliens made or made by an ancient civilization with a forgotten technology. Greek historian Herodotus in 450 BC; He claimed that the Pharaohs had a large number of Jewish slaves built the pyramids. So who actually built the pyramids?
Workers Working in the Construction of the Egyptian Pyramids:
In studies on the pyramids; The remains of a village where it is estimated that thousands of workers who built the pyramids of Giza lived 4500 years ago have been found. According to the research, the workers working in the construction of the Pyramid were indigenous peoples who enjoyed extremely good conditions. The natives were paid for these services and were well fed.
In addition, as a result of the examinations made on the bones, it was seen that the workers caught rheumatoid arthritis due to the heavy and wearing work they worked. For this reason, it has been determined that their lifespan is short.
Inside the pyramid is the tomb of the Pharaoh. During the studies carried out in 1990, some more modest graves were found near this grave. It is estimated that these graves may belong to the workers. A number of valuable goods that may be needed for the afterlife were found in the tombs. Therefore, it was concluded that the workers working in the construction of the pyramids were not ordinary slaves, but workers working in extremely good conditions.
A large port city was found along the Nile River. It is estimated that this city was a place where food and supplies were found for the Pyramid workers. Remains of barracks where 1600 or more workers could live have been unearthed at this place called Heit el-Ghurab.
Reasons for Building the Egyptian Pyramids:
Pyramids are extremely interesting structures with a square base and built with the combination of four equal sized triangles. It is estimated that the pyramids were built during the Egyptian period in order to hide the mummy of the Pharaoh and the valuable treasures it possessed.
The mummified body of the Pharaoh was found in a tomb within the pyramid. In addition to this, about 40 more mummified tombs were unearthed. The mummies have remained intact until today, and even their faces are clearly visible. This shows that a very good technique was used in the current period. The Egyptians, who believed in life after death, attached great importance to the mummification process. Generally, rich people are embalmed, while poor people are buried in mass graves.
There is also a king’s room in the pyramid. The ship of the Egyptian Pharaoh was also found in the pyramids. The ship, which was found in pieces, was put together and exhibited after intense work.
Limestone and clay mixtures were used in the construction of the pyramids, and the structures were plastered with mud. An open quarry was found near the pyramid and when paired with the stones used in the pyramid it turned out to be the same. It was determined that the stones used weighed 2.5 tons and were used by lifting them to a height of 150 meters. What technology was used and how the pyramids were built with such heavy stones at that time are among the subjects that remain a mystery.
Information About the Pyramids That Keeps Mystery:
In the calculations made at the base of the Cheops Pyramid, it has been seen that it is considered as the section that emerges by dividing the world into two horizontally. It has been determined that if the base of the pyramid is placed on the radius of the earth, its height reaches exactly the pole. A perfect proportioning calculation has been made here. In addition, it is possible to find the PI number when the perimeter of the pyramid is divided by 2 times.
The total area of the 4 surfaces in the Pyramid, which consists of triangular surfaces, is equal to the square of the pyramid’s height. When the pyramid height is multiplied by 1 billion, it corresponds to the distance between the Earth and the Sun.
The pyramids also function as sundials. The shadow of the pyramid on the ground in mid-October and at the beginning of March shows the length of the seasons and the year. The distance between the pyramid of Cheops from the center of the earth is equal to the distance from it to the North Pole.
It is thought that the meridians passing over the pyramids divide the land and sea into two equal parts. The sun enters the king’s chamber twice a year. The time period when the sun enters indicates the days when the king was born and died. Instruments such as radar do not work in the pyramid. Any contaminated water left will be cleaned by itself within a few days. The inside of the pyramid is cool in summer and warm in winter. So, how were these incredible calculations possible under the conditions of that period?
