Thousands of workers spent years of hard work to build the pyramids. Farmers did a lot of the work during summer when the Nile River flooded and they could not farm. Surveyors, engineers, carpenters and stonecutters helped to build the pyramids. The first engineer who built pyramids was Imhotep who also served as an official for the pharaoh. The workers searched for stone in places throughout the Nile River valley or in Upper Egypt. After locating the stone artisans used copper tools to cut the stone into huge blocks. The workers used rope to fasten the blocks onto wooden sleds that were pulled along a path made of logs to the Nile River. The stones were then moved onto barges that carried them to the building site. There, the workers unloaded the blocks and dragged or pushed them up ramps to be set in place at each new level of the pyramid. The Egyptians faced many challenges as they built the pyramids, but these challenges, however, led to important discoveries. Each pyramid rested on a square-shaped foundation, with an entrance facing to the north. To find which direction north was the Egyptians studied the skies and developed an understanding of astronomy and with this knowledge, they invented a 365-day calendar with 12 months divided into 3 seasons. This calendar then became the basis for our modern calendar. The Egyptians also made advancements on math. Egypt's pyramid builders had to calculate how much stone was needed to build a pyramid and had to measure angles in order to construct a pyramid's walls. To be able to do this, they invented a system of written numbers based on 10 and and also created fractions, using them with whole numbers to add, subtract, and divide.
i know that the egyptions used a kind of lever-and-log-wheel system to move the blocks of rock up ramps to make pyramids. they used levers to push logs underneath and they rolled the block up the ramp, moving the logs to the front once they come off the back.pretty basic, but its technology
they used sacks to carry on backs for lighter loads, and for heavier loads, they cut the stone they were using with obsidian tools and then proceeded to roll it on top of logs
There are many theories for this question. One is that they used logs to roll them along. Another is that they dragged the blocks on sledges hauled by gangs of slaves There was a archaeological discover recently near the pyramids. They found a half-circle constructed of logs that had space built in the middle of it for a block. they soon realized that two of these put on both sides of the block would make it a wheel, and that, to me, would be the easiest way they could build the pyramids.
The Phoenicians
Personally I think it's a fact.Does that help?
It is still not known how the egyptians managed to build the pyramids.the three factors that are believed to make it possible were:Man power (the simple fact that they had thoushands of workers on these pyramidsThe nile river (this river enabled the movement of rocks to the construction siteRound logs are beleived to have been used underneath the stone blocks to reduce friction
It would have been a matter of the weight of the blocks, as they usually weighted several tons they had nothing strong enough to bear such weight. With logs it was the ground which bore the weight.
8 Wooden planks (6 wood logs per plank) (8 hours to make all) 5 stone blocks (6 stone per block) plus 5 stone block for anvil (10 hours to make all) 1 anvil (5 stone blocks- 5 alchemist powder) 9 hours I suggest having more than one Work Shop. It cuts creating things in half the time.
Ancient Egyptians moved stuff by logging logs tied them with reeds and then pushed out into the nile and then floated down the river!
Ancient Egyptians moved stuff by logging logs tied them with reeds and then pushed out into the nile and then floated down the river!
stone and timber logs
You just left click blocks. You can only get things like dirt and logs with your hands. You need to make a wooden pickaxe to mine stone and coal, to mine iron you need a stone pickaxe, to mine diamonds and redstone you need a iron pickaxe, and to mine obsidian you need a diamond pickaxe. Each type of pickaxe and break the blocks that lower level picks can mine (like iron picks can break all the blocks that stone blocks can break). Shovels and axes just break their respective blocks faster(axe mines wood faster, shovel mines dirt/sand faster).
Round logs, spherical boulders, and so forth.
Yes, some boats existed in the Stone Age. They were typically small, simple watercraft made from materials like logs or reeds, and were used for fishing, transportation, and exploration along rivers and coastlines.
A group of people lift the stone onto some logs and then they drag the stone along the logs then they would have 2 people at the back who would take the log at the back and put it at the front and repeat until they reach the site
They Used Logs To Pick up The Stone and they Used a ropee.! :) SMART MEE