Archeologists claim a pyramid was made in about 27 years. With 2.3 million blocks. That is one block cut from quarry, chiseled, leveled, transported, lifted and put in place every 9-10 hours. Non-stop, for 27 years straight. Not accounting for breaks, sleep, bad weather, accidents, bad chunks, tool breakage, disease, war, cultural events or anything else that could cause slow-downs in production. Also it's not accounting for time required planning this whole ordeal at all, or resources and people needed for other projects built at the same time. Suddenly the projects requires millions of people to complete in that timeframe, with farmers, fishermen, cooks, tool/ropemakers, smiths, miners, messengers and delivery people to support the enormous workforce with enough food and tools. They estimate a population of between 1-2 million Egyptians at the time of the first pyramid being built. This means absolutely every able person in their society had to be a part of it, which even then seems to not be enough. Not accounting for the pharaoh's court, priests, full time warriors, general scholars, merchants, children too young to work, elders too old to work, pregnant women, dissidents, deserters, physically impaired and sabotaging criminals or anyone else not doing the hard manual labor. Maybe archaeologists are full of it and have no idea how to place things in a timeframe without hard science like carbon dating and simply spin tales and present it as fact. The Pyramid was either built over an extremely longer period of time (which will throw mainline archaeology out of its tracks), or it was someone with a lot more tools at their disposal who predated the Egyptians (which throws mainline archaeology out of its tracks).

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so "How Did The Egyptians Build The Pyramids"?

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