I would love to visit Egypt – the sheer magnificence of the pyramids and how they were built intrigues me.
How did they do that? And if the Egyptians could figure out how to build a mammoth structure such as the pyramids, what else did they know?
Were the Egyptians culturally and technologically advanced? Are there other Egyptian “secrets” that one day will be discovered?
Have you seen the pyramids?
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