Inside the Giza pyramid complex

The Great Sphinx is the huge monolithic statue of a human-headed lion that was carved into a single mass of limestone bedrock on the western bank of the Nile during the third millennium BC. The Sphinx faces directly east and its stonework features once included a...Read more

A Day in the life of the pyramid builders in Ancient Egypt

“The grave of the pyramid builders was discovered by a tourist in 1990”. Workers with specialist skills lived nearby, while migrant labourers worked month long shifts.  06:00 am The craftsman (stone carver) lives with family in a typical Egyptian house within a...Read more

How Pyramids Were Built?

For centuries, people have racked their brains trying to figure out how the ancient Egyptians moved 170,000 tons of stone to the Giza construction site, but no one has come up with a credible answer until now. What methods were used to build the pyramids? This new...Read more

Amazing things You (Probably) Didn’t Know About The Great Pyramid of Giza

Lacking tools and technologies modern architects take for granted, an ancient people created one of the Seven Wonders of the World. The god-king’s legacy is complete. The immense life-giving river that flows nearby – later to be called the Nile – has by now had people...Read more