The Egyptian pyramids and their importance for construction in the whole world!

There are many pyramids in Egypt, and maybe also other places in the world. The fascinating thing is how they manage to build these buildings. What did they know?

The pyramids in Egypt is exciting and funny reading, watching and speculations about the causes and the effects. How did the people living at that specific time, find a way to build these buildings, and what did they know about construction? The buildings and their beings are architecture in practice.

The Egyptian people must have known a lot about lifting and how to build from the foundation and up in the air. It is impressive what they did! But methods did they use? We can build all what we want today, business buildings, organization buildings, houses, cottages and many more different types. We are using our knowledges and our imagination abilities to build what we are building. But many people have done research, a new search once again, and they are shocked about how these pyramids could be made.

Many persons think that the pyramids are strange building. And they must have used hoists and blocks to lift this timber to build in the height. And the pyramids are a strange construction using the most timber in the bottom of the building, and then using less timber in the height. You can examine the outer and the inner dimensions of the pyramids by walking around!

Some famous people are buried in the buildings together with what the owned of different objects during their life time. But it is a mystery how they build these pyramids, and what they actually knew about construction. But many scientists are convinced that the makers of the pyramids used techniques which they had learnt. But when building different things you should have one way to think, and you should use drawings. Although these people knew a lot of mathematics, they were talented, and they used their knowledges and skills as good as possible.

Sverre Larsen

Kristiansand, Norway

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