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How many rows of stone make up pyramid?
The answer depends on which pyramid. Geometrically, one stone makes a pyramid - a trivial one. Four make a proper pyramid.
What is the last stone placed on the pyramid?
small pyramid on topAdded: The capstone.
What is the stone statue called that is gaurding the pyramids?
The Sphinx
What is the top stone of the pyramid call?
Capstone or pyramidion
What is the largest stone structure in history?
The great pyramid.
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