The mystery of ancient Egyptian pyramid construction has finally been solved

   The Egyptian Pyramid has more than 4,500 years of history, and it was the largest building on the surface even until the Eiffel Tower was built in 1889. The pyramid is made up of several tons of rocks. Whether it is the Egyptian population, transportation technology, construction knowledge, etc., it is a magnificent building that is difficult to build. Therefore, the construction method of the pyramid has always been the way that all archaeologists want to break their heads. Everyone even suspected that the eternal puzzles came out with the help of the power of aliens, but below we will solve the puzzles of the pyramid step by step and let everyone see the extraordinary wisdom of the ancient Egyptians.

   The most well-known and listed as one of the seven wonders of the world, the Khufu pyramid is made of 2.3 million tons of stones. Each stone weighs an average of 2-3 tons and has a total height of 147 meters. The iron tower has always been the tallest building in the world before its appearance.

   The ancients of 4500 years ago had no means of transportation. There were ditches near the granite quarries inside the pyramids, so the most likely method was water transportation. Canals were built on the river and the route to the Khufu Pyramid, which could be transported by the buoyancy of water. Stone.

   Of course, using water transportation can save a lot of manpower, but the question also arises. One is why the stone does not sink into the water? Next, the height of the pyramid is very high. How does the river transport the stones to the heights?

   The raw materials of the pyramid came from a distant quarry. The ancient Egyptians did not have any floating tools such as rubber. They used kayaks and ropes to fix the stones and make the stones float.

The raw materials of the leather raft come from the raised sheep, and the bulging sheepskin plus abundant water can provide enough buoyancy.

   At that time, there were many papyrus growing along the Nile River Basin. The most famous use was as papyrus. It is believed that the papyrus was used to weave thick ropes when building the pyramids.

The ancient Egyptians in the quarry used the different heights of the water to jam the stones on the top. At the same level, they can ensure that each stone is the same size, smooth and flat, so that the pyramids can be stacked up steadily.

   After processing the stones in the quarry, the ancient Egyptians used cattle to consign the stones one by one to the port of the canal.

   Therefore, there will be thousands of tons of rocks in the port, and these rocks will float on the water with enough water.

   The next question is how to transport these stones layer by layer? In the middle of the upward channel, the ancient Egyptians set up many gates. When the first gate is opened, the stone will float to the second gate, then close the first gate, open the second gate, and so on.