Found how the ancient Egyptians used to build pyramids?

The pyramid is a great architectural mystery full of ancient Egyptians. Over the centuries, scientists, historians and architects still do not know how the ancient Egyptians could move and place many blocks, each weighing up to 2.5 tons. overlap to build this great building.

When traveling to Egypt, Chris Massey, owner of a construction company, was amazed at what the ancient people did to build the pyramid. He went along the Nile to learn and think. Finally, he hypothesized about how the ancient people transported rocks and built pyramids.

According to Chris Massey's hypothesis, to transport large blocks of stone through canals and elaborate paths to the top of the pyramid, the ancient Egyptians took advantage of the Nile water power.

The following video simulates Chris Massey's hypothesis about how the ancient Egyptians used the power to transport pyramid stones.

Starting from the harbor near the Corey pyramid, each block of stone was transported to the top of the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza. Ancient Egyptians used papyrus, stomach and animal skin tied to each rock so they could float on the water.

When the Nile water rises, each trip is about 3-4 boulders drifting down the channel path, the high pipeline towards the pyramid.

When the stones were moved inside the pyramid, the ancient Egyptians made a lot of water valves and took advantage of the thrust of the water to lift the rock high.

On the four sides of the pyramid, there are separate waterways, the stones are led by the workers and placed in a fixed position.

When the pyramid is completed, the water will drain out when the valves are opened.

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