The blocks on the pyramids are all different sizes. The blocks on the bottom are the largest; the blocks get smaller as they go up. The size of the bottom blocks of the Giza Pyramid are 1.5 meters tall, 1.5 meters wide, and 2.25 meters deep. A block this size would weigh 8.44 kg (9.3 tons). Some of the blocks weigh as much as 80 tons!
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The size of a pyramid block varied depending on the specific pyramid being built. The blocks used in the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza, for example, averaged around 2.5 tons each. These blocks were typically made of limestone or granite and were meticulously cut and transported to the construction site. The precision and size of the blocks used in pyramid construction demonstrate the advanced engineering and organizational skills of ancient civilizations.
the average pyramid block weighs about 5,600lbs
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I know that the average weight of a limestone block used on the Great Giza pyramid was 2.5 tons and on the earlier step pyramid of Djoser they weighed 0.5 tons. The tons described here are Imperial tons of 2,240lbs
The ever greatest pyramid in the world is pyramid of giza which has been 146 metres which is 479 feet tall.
about twenty to move a 2.5 ton block, many more for the larger blocks.