Archaeologists Have Made A Discovery That Could Solve The Pyramids’ 4,500-Year-Old Mystery

The Great Pyramid of Giza is one of the few remaining wonders of the ancient world but archaeologists seem to get into heated debates about one simple question: “How were the pyramids built?” Theories, ideas are many and even conspiracy theories seem to have clues too but what this team of archaeologists found, led by Dr. Roland Enmarch seem to shed some light on one of the greatest mysteries of the ancient world.

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20. Excavation

In September 2018 Dr Roland Emmarch his co-director were excavating at the Hatnub Quarries in Egypt. It is rumored that the area must be full of ancient inscriptions but not many excavations have been conducted in the area.

Dr.Roland and his team were expecting to find some interesting things but they never, even remotely, expected to make this discovery that may shed some light on the way the pyramids had been built!! Click next to find out what it is!

19. Building The Pyramids

One question commonly pops among archaeologists and that is “How have the pyramids been built?”. There are many theories, ideas and even conspiracy theories that try to answer this question but as it turns out, no one seems to have clear answer.

The debates are usually heated, leading into some arguments between excavators. Could this discovery finally give an answer? What did they find?

18. Labor Force

Up until now, they only thing that everyone seems to agree with, is that in the building of the pyramids of Egypt, a significant amount of labor force, from slaves, had been used.

There was no other way to move these enormous stones and we can be sure that Pharaohs weren’t going to help on this. Just to put this into perspective, the stones that make up the core of the Great Pyramid of Giza, weigh 1.5 tons…each!

17. Great Distance

It appears that the slaves, transported the stones that make up the pyramid from a location that was quite far from the construction site. Greek historian Herodotus seems to give us a clear view on this subject and confirms these claims.

But could Herodotus be wrong? The next slides has the answer!