The Colonization Of Earth

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The great Ancient Egypt civilization is filled with magnificent architecture that made its culture rich. The Stepped Pyramid by Imhotep, Mortuary precinct of Djoser 2630-2611 BC, and the Great Pyramids of Gizeh 2490-2228 BC, are an important part of the Ancient Egypt culture. Also the Ka and Maet played a vital role in making these monuments. Ancient Egyptians really cared about their Pharaohs and Gods and did anything to keep them satisfied, even if it meant to carry a 2.5 ton block up 450 feet. The Pyramids of Gizeh and the Stepped Pyramid have some similarities, many differences, and have a major influence in keeping the Ka of the pharaoh happy .

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Egypt is also known for its statues depicting various gods and tombs for its numerous pharaohs. Their architectural prowess is a feat marveled at even today. The ability to design and build such grand monuments such as the iconic pyramids of Giza, rivalling even the Mayan and Aztec temples of South and Central America, reveals the true nature of innovation in Egypt. In fact, even without modern tools of measurement, the Great Pyramid, the largest tomb in Egypt, is almost geometrically perfect. For such a large structure, the length of all four sides at its base differ by less than a foot (McKenty 1).

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In these civilizations, there were many worshipping and sacrificial places that were in place because of their belief in the gods and the afterlife. All around the world were temples and places to pray to the gods, but the religion in these civilizations was exceptionally strong. In Egypt, the Pyramids were everlasting tombs for the dead. The Pyramids are located on the Nile and was the most north and most sacred of all the temples. The belief in the afterlife was crucial in their religion. Egyptians treated the dead better than they treated the living. While your physical life on earth was short, they thought your soul could survive forever in the afterlife. These pyramids held important pharaohs and priests, that were placed in the tombs with gifts that they could take with them after they died.

The Egyptian government and society put forth large amounts of resources to fund these burial rituals and to the construct the Pyramids. Which brings into context the ancient belief in the afterlife. Ancient Egyptian society did all they could to safeguard that their souls would survive on after death, while society today, depending on the religion feel there is life after death however that life is attainable upon dying. One way that they believed made way for the soul to enter into the afterworld was by providing lavished tombs. (Stewart, Harry M.) These tombs were filled with not only delectable foods and drink but also offerings to said gods in trade to maintain the bodies and spirits of the deceased. The Egyptians rituals for the care of their dead were very detailed. Egyptians believed that humans possessed a ka, or what we refer to as our soul, which would leave the body at the moment of death. The ka, during life was believed to have obtained its nourishment from the food and drink the human would take in. So, the assumption was, after death the ka must continue receiving this nourishment

What magnificent scenery, and such a site to see. Once I laid my eyes on the pyramids I knew that my dream was coming true, and it was at that very moment. The pyramids of Egypt were built by mankind, these men used only their bare hands, stones, and copper chisels. They didn’t need a phone, computer, or a handheld tablet. They built one of the most beautiful manmade structures by pure man power. Egyptian culture is also the origin of makeup. Makeup is a hobby of mine and seeing were is comes from is astounding. Giza Necropolis in Egypt is so elegant, beautiful, and has so much history.

The Egyptian pyramids have been the subject of many outlandish claims and construction theories for centuries. The Great Pyramid for example has been associated with pyramid power, curses, Atlantis, Mexican pyramids, Stonehenge, Nazca, the Bermuda Triangle, Biblical prophecy, Martian faces, advanced civilizations, space aliens, cavity resonators, and even levitation. It is not surprising that some who have proposed such theories have been dubbed "pyramidiots". This paper will attempt to give a more logical solution to the methods ancient Egyptians may have had used, and the problems they may have had, using factual information, scientific evidence and a bit of common sense.

The Egyptian pyramid as we know today is the result of centuries of evolution, adaptation and development of religious, cultural and political manifestations. These royal tombs are meant to represent religious beliefs and burial rites that have been developing since the earliest times of the Egyptian civilization. They began as simple graves, and with time they developed into mastabas, which were built with mud bricks. Advancements in technology and construction led to the creation of the step pyramids and then the true pyramids. Later, simpler mortuary complexes were created and tombs became more modest. The belief on life after death was kept constant during all these structural changes of the royal tombs, which became of great influence

The pharaohs were buried in pyramids of many different shapes and sizes. “The pyramid had sloping sides so that the dead pharaoh could symbolically climb to the sky and live forever.”

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These pyramids are different from the Mesopotamian Ziggurats, in that the pyramids were built to serve as tombs for the pharaohs and their families and to protect their mummified bodies, possessions in the afterlife and to symbolize the presence of their absolute and god-like power. Whereas, unlike the

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In Ancient Egypt, pyramids were monumental tombs built for the kings, but more importantly, the great pyramids were also fundamental to the religious beliefs of Egyptian culture and society. In the ancient Egyptian culture, death of the king was not a termination of life but rather, on the contrary, the potential of beginning of a new form of existence. The kings held an exclusive position, described between