water_moutina
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Share your scientific theories and ask the deep questions that even the bestest of scientists can't answer. But I'm sure Lit scientists can help.
Here's a theory from me
The ancient Egyptians never used the word "Pyramid". Modern archeologists gave that name and it's name so because of the location of Egypt on the modern map. The Egyptians didn't have the modern map, so they couldn't have called it " Pyramid". You see, the Egypt is kinda in the middle of the map. That's why the name "Pyramid". If we had drawn the map a little different then the structures would have been called "Pyaraeast" or "Pyerawest". On if an aussie would have drawn the first map then we'd be calling them "Pyradownunder". I'm glad aussie didn't make the map. One the name is not catchy and second the pyramid would be upside down. There's far too many stone blocks on the base of a pyramid then at the top. So the ancient Egyptians would have to carry so many heavy blocks the talIer the structure got
Here's a theory from me
The ancient Egyptians never used the word "Pyramid". Modern archeologists gave that name and it's name so because of the location of Egypt on the modern map. The Egyptians didn't have the modern map, so they couldn't have called it " Pyramid". You see, the Egypt is kinda in the middle of the map. That's why the name "Pyramid". If we had drawn the map a little different then the structures would have been called "Pyaraeast" or "Pyerawest". On if an aussie would have drawn the first map then we'd be calling them "Pyradownunder". I'm glad aussie didn't make the map. One the name is not catchy and second the pyramid would be upside down. There's far too many stone blocks on the base of a pyramid then at the top. So the ancient Egyptians would have to carry so many heavy blocks the talIer the structure got
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