BENT PYRAMID EGYPT (A STONEMASONS COMMENTARY) Mike Haduck

[@lwoodt1]

Mike needs a t shirt with a pyramid on the back and saying, " It was no big deal "

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Lucky, it sounds like a good idea, lol, Mike

[@bobd.]

Mike would say: "They used their own ways and methods. Always consult a certified pyramid engineer before beginning construction of your own pyramid." Sorry, just kidding around, couldn't resist that one Mike. :-)

[@vermilion3419]

@@MikeHaduck i would wear that

[@simclardy1]

I would buy one!

[@lostpony4885]

Aliens got so tired tho

[@FAFOSanders]

I hope you gave them a good price on “patching” that Pyramid, don’t forget to bring your sprayer bottle 😊

[@bruce2357]

Remember to scrape away the loose stuff like a dentist.

[@veronicianyveronica5290]

I love that

[@jam1324]

Great video Mike, you put a whole new spin on history in a way that no one has ever done before with your videos on ancient masonry work I love it!

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks James, Mike

[@Brianf66999]

Thanks for the commentary Mike, showing us exactly what's being talked about by going to these places yourself is so much more than we could ever ask for.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Brian, I appreciate it, mike

[@skiprope536]

Better than the History Channel. Two Masons LMAO you two are better than College Professors pyramidologist's (Accredited academics) teaching this stuff to young minds. YOU GUYS NAILED IT...Never in my young life of 62 has this ever been explained like this. FANTASTIC!

[@MikeHaduck]

thanks Skip, I appreciate it. mike

[@lwoodt1]

If the Egyptians had Mike there back in the day ,, they would not be falling apart now.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Lucky, I don’t know about that, lol mike

[@CForged]

Cool to think about and look at but all in all. “It ain’t no big deal” Mike Haduck Thanks Mike!

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Michael, mike

[@bobd.]

Thanks Mike, Interesting to see the work up close and hear your opinions. I will probably never get there to see for myself, so what you are showing us is as close as I'll get.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Bob, maybe someday, mike

[@chrispetkau4258]

I weld pipe for a living. That’s bent for sure , thanks for the play by play.

[@jacob5835]

Hi, I'm Mike Haduck and this is the bent Pyramid. Now I'm gonna show you how I did it.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Jacob, mike

[@tykellerman6384]

Very interesting Mike thanks to you and your brother 🤠👍🔨

[@MikeHaduck]

thanks Ty, mike

[@burlatsdemontaigne6147]

Thanks Mike and Jeff. It's refreshing to hear from a couple of blokes who actually known what they are talking about rather than the usual conspiracy weirdos.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Burlats, mike

[@Phillipkleinhans]

Thanks Mike. No wonder you are such a great builder yourself. I appreciate your videos. Phillip South Africa

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Phillip, mike

[@ChrisMFlorida]

You know when the Egyptians built those pyramids.. if something wasn't perfect they said "Ain't no big deal".

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Chris, I agree, lol. Mike

[@bobd.]

I can here them now. "In a couple thousand years who's gonna know the difference?" :-)

[@kenycharles8600]

@@bobd. and I can hear them saying "It looks good from my house".

[@CForged]

Mike I think you need to write a song “ain’t no big deal” and don’t make a project out of it”

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Michael, I never thought of it , good idea, mike

[@mikethemoneymaker]

Thanks for the tours, I like them.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks mike, mike

[@FireplacesRock]

Best tour! and going Inside the Pyramid! Thank You for sharing Mike

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks, I appreciate it, mike

[@veronicianyveronica5290]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful trip of yours

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks, Mike

[@kenycharles8600]

Thanks for the tour. And thanks to Jeff for helping.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Keny, mike

[@kenycharles8600]

@@MikeHaduck sure thing, Bubba.

[@markdwyer100]

Thanks for filming Mike great video

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks mark, Mike

[@jonathanschearer7778]

Maybe the aliens moved the stones by finding the laziest alien and having that one pick the path to the quarry :). Those conspiracy videos are pretty funny.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Jonathan, I agree, lol. Mike

[@JusCJay]

Outer casing first? "No big deal" baking a cake from the icing inward lol. Great footage of the pyramids. Thanks!

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Jus, those kind of jobs always the casing first, even the castles, even the old churches, gov buildings cathedrals usually added on, thanks mike

[@JusCJay]

@@MikeHaduck thanks for your video, Mike! Enjoyed :)

[@suep4530]

very interesting video!! thanks for sharing something I probably will never get to see :-). Great to hear the comments too

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Sue, Mike

[@kathleendinicola9065]

They laid out stone dry first. Then built pyramid. No bib deal. Thanks for all your great videos Jerry D.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Jerry, mike

[@travisrichardson6233]

I’m reading some material from The Geopolymer Institute and they’ve done extensive research at both the red and bent pyramid. They’ve found that the casing stones and a number of the other stones are actually “concrete” or geopolymer. Super interesting stuff. I’m a construction guy/contractor and I love your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks travis. I worked with concrete and limestone all my life and I only seen limestone, so I don't know where they get that, happy new year mike

[@Ebani]

It's funny you never see the badly made pyramids aka tries on the pyramid shows about aliens. Great job Mike, keep up the good work!

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Ebani, I agree, lol. Mike

[@bobd.]

There is a new show coming to PBS, This Old Pyramid, they're gonna renovate these blunders and turn them into showpieces. :-)

[@TheCommono]

Don't they have 'special' theories about those pyramids - like it was those who were built by the Egyptians... lol

[@Mr_Sh1tcoin]

Glad youre getting to see the world Mike.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Mr G, yep I been getting around, Mike

[@DA-ou7hv]

Mike very interesting video showing how they learned some basic engineering of compressive loading the good old empirical way. Also I really like the vintage stove and oil lamps behind you at the end of the video. Thanks again

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Dave, mike

[@lendavidhart9710]

That's really interesting, i dont think i would go inside. Really interesting thanks for posting. Edit, i would think that the lime mortar would crush?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi len, I think they laid it like water and they make it from limestone so I am going to say something about it next video about the pyramids, thanks mike

[@stormsilagy5744]

I hadn't seen that pyramd before, it's a much better view of what the smooth outside was like, they got it pretty damn flat.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Storm, yes they did, mike

[@rickrudd]

You are quite the world traveler!

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Rick, yea but I don’t like sticking to anywhere special over there, I just take cheap short trips, thanks mike

[@hrxy1]

Nice to see you out and about

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks, Mike

[@harveybreaux2776]

I will by one 19.99 plus 5.99 shipping to Idaho , This is a great Channel Mr. Haduck.

[@MikeHaduck]

thanks Harvey, I appreciate it. mike

[@anthonyw9129]

Mike can you please try to explain the serapeum at saqqara? How did the move those massive boxes down there with such little space? Also the sheen on them?

[@charlesprokopp276]

Why don't you just check out reports by actual archeologists? The short answer is: lots of time, lots of workers, dedication. It's no big deal.

[@anthonyw9129]

@@charlesprokopp276 wrong.. archaeologists won't even admit the Sphinx is more than 10 thousand years old

[@anthonyw9129]

@@charlesprokopp276 archaeology can't explain this site. Everything there is an anomaly. The story we're told doesn't.

[@contrarian8870]

@Mike Haduck Masonry If they laid the casing stones first & the core blocks later, how did they get the stones to the upper levels over the casing stones already laid? I don't think ramps over the casing stones are feasible, there's nothing to grip on, plus ramps obscure the view and prevent sighting to make sure the lines are straight.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Contrarian, any first year stone mason could see it a mile away, there are exceptions in cathedral and church work where it's artistic, but the pyramids are primitive, all my pyramid ,castle, great wall ,etc will tell you major thick stone work you work from the outside in, and most of the fill is filler pieces, thanks Mike

[@contrarian8870]

​@@MikeHaduck Mike, relax, re-read my question, then answer it properly. Your reply has no relevance to my question. I don't claim the pyramids were built by aliens, nor do I claim the core blocks are nicely done. I'm asking a a specific, technical question and I'd like a specific, technical answer. How did they get the stones to the upper levels over the casing stones already laid?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Contratian,,I grew up working with all the old timers who worked on the churches, wpa,railroads etc , plus union on skyscrapers ,etc plus all my work you see in my videos, first every project has a budget, what is the cheapest fastest way to get it done, all the outside stones were precut and my guess was a long ramp to the center, then push all the outside stones from the center to the outside, filling the center and raise the ramp, or they may have cranes similar to Roman siege machines, I remember an old timer telling me, the laziest guy finds the easiest way, and sure enough as they worked on these pyramids that's what happened, in my opinion the cathedrals are far more impressive, the pyramids are primitive, thanks Mike

[@willhapeman4648]

good job

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Will, mike

[@colroulette9337]

Super ! Thanks Mike for the tour very interesting .

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks col, mike

[@oscarorea2011]

Mike had-enough....stop with the ALIENS this just on top of each other 😂😂😂

[@oscarorea2011]

Rocks...limestone on top of each other

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Oscar, I know, have to prove my point, lol. Mike

[@rtqii]

This is the best explanation ever on exactly how the aliens built the pyramids!!!

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Richard, I appreciate it, Mike

[@d46512]

Hi Mike, you explained how they made a mistake with the outer stones tilted inward. But you never said why. Is it because they were quarrying them with cube shapes? Was it more work to make a wedge shaped stone? Thanks, Kevin

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi, I wasn't there when they were planning it but square is always easier to carve, thanks Mike

[@Han-ws8he]

Just amazing!

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Han, Mike

[@oldsteamguy]

Hi Mike. Do you use your stove much? It would be neat to see a video of it in action. -Greg

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Greg, haven't burnt coal in it for quite a few years now, but I use to use it once as and a while. Thanks mike

[@Chris.Davies]

So I take it you think there's a chance they laid the casing stones first and then filled in behind it?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Chris, any stone wall I ever worked on was the same thing, I worked with all the old timers from the church and wpa era, thanks mike

[@rickcarrarini5696]

You were chicken ? I about jumped out of my skin trying to go into el Castillo in Chichin Itza in Yucatan. Couldn't do it. Talk about claustrophobia! Also you forgot to tell us that everybody does stonework differently in their part of the country (world). Really love this stuff. Thanks Mike and brother.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Rick, I appreciate it, Mike

[@alonewcompany]

I appreciate your perspective on these types of videos - very interesting

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks, Mike

[@pandyslittlesenpai1777]

Did you see any indication that some of the limestone casing stones could have been cast? Perhaps lime putty cast in forms. Or some combination of lime putty and sea shells.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Branden, nope, they were real stones, thanks mike

[@UnbeltedSundew]

That picture near the end 9:34, was the road out there entirely done in pavers?

[@MikeHaduck]

Yes it was, thanks mike

[@beetjeafvallen6584]

Heey Mike! Nice Pyramid video. I find those interesting aswell! And srry i haven't been around much but i've had been unusually busy here in the Netherlands! I just want you to know that im still a big fan of you and your masonry skills/video''s :D Keep up the good work, thumbs up for the video too. Kind Regards! BeetjeAfvallen :D

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Bee, I always appreciate it, mike

[@andrewchurchley5705]

Thanks Mike. Can't help wondering whether any foundations were needed and if so, were they adequate?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Andrew, they were all laid on bedrock, thanks Mike

[@leeetchells609]

Hi Mike , a lot of the outside face stone was taken hundreds of years ago to build nearby Cairo.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Lee, I am aware of that. Thanks. Mike

[@barkershill]

I would love to see Mike do a video on Stonehenge

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi barker, maybe someday, thanks Mike

[@Eman85515]

Thank you Mike🌻🍂🌻

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Eman, mike

[@anthonyw9129]

Those patches were done by later generations also along with the hieroglyphics

[@MikeHaduck]

hi hunter, I agree and a lot is original, you would have to be there to see it, thanks mike

[@seanmcguire7974]

Love how hes telling how bad they constructed it

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks, mike

[@alforliniteaching5670]

Great,video Mike .

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Albert, mike

[@deweywatts8456]

I would love to see you take some scrap out in the yard, and imitate the stack and fill, so i can understand better. (I know, Im slow.)

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Dewey, I don’t have that kind of time, thanks Mikey

[@MMGJ10]

That's pretty awesome that you get to travel all over the world. Would love to do that some day

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi MMG, today it's not that expensive, and when I was playing music I got there free, thanks mike

[@h99playlist]

Love the tour

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks, mike

[@T.E.P.]

Thanks again for another fascinating video

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Thor, mike

[@nikfromny]

Mike, when are you going to build a pyramid in PA?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi nik, after paying off all the gov officials for permits and such there won’t be any money left, lol. Mike

[@joedominick7517]

Mike Interesting as always!

[@clintprice2123]

They are just amazing structures, in with you on it’s too many stairs to climb as you age. How much younger is your brother?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Clint, 5 years younger, a lot stronger,

[@jayhiz3514]

Thanks as always mike

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Jay, mike

[@Brian-Burke]

I don't think I could go inside like that. Too tight!

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Brian, my brother had the ambition, thanks Mike

[@Rdeboer]

If the downwardly angled casing stones caused the bent pyramid to be structurally unsound then I wonder if the designers could have successfully completed the 54-degree inclined shape had they opted to lay the casing stones flat, as with subsequent pyramids?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Rdeboer, -- masonry, engineering, architecture is and has always been trial and error, and a rule of thumb is if you want to find out the fastest and easiest way to do it, Don't ask the experts ask the laziest guy, he will find the easiest way to do it, from experience, thanks Mike

[@drfill9210]

Note that most of the casing stone is still there. Other pyramids have cracks, they don't have angle changes. I don't think they ever intended to have a straight pyramid. The steep angle preserved the casing stones from looters.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Dr, it's just trial and error to me, the giza plateau is just a cemetery, thanks Mike

[@richardmckrell4899]

I'd like to see the original contract for the bent pyramid.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Richard, they are still in litigation, lol mike

[@dorinmihalca1556]

Great video.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Dorin, mike

[@wayneisanamerican]

I always enjoy your more sensible approach to these ancient buildings. I saw one a few days ago and it reflects some more of the fantastic theories of geo-polymers and melted stone, I have never seen anyone else mention this of Giza, just the South American Inca structures but what are your thoughts: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6WygYBvjs2JnJI

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Wayne, to me they are all real limestone and granite blocks, I know from using torches on stone what happens but I don’t believe they used heat, just a lot of labor, thanks mike

[@Roonnam]

Classy stuff..

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks RJ, Mike

[@therinchilnsford777]

Great video...only problem is it’s too short.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks, Mike

[@pingpong9656]

What about the megalith structures that are single piece 1000 ton? What about the super intricate carving of stone and temples in Ancient India and Cambodia? The polygon walls with no masonry and 100 ton stones? I think the megalith builders were the best in the world and are untouched to date.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Ping, they had ox, elephants, horses, made tracks rollers, the Roman's built siege machines on and on, I worked with a guy who moved houses in the seventies and if we were short a jack we would wedge it up, not that big a deal, don't be listening to all those bedroom archeologist, thanks Mike

[@crucifyrobinhood]

Nice.

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Robin, mike

[@studinthemaking]

I was there last year.

[@MikeHaduck]

Something to see, thanks mike

[@studinthemaking]

Mike Haduck Masonry PA rules.

[@71dawood]

Great video. Be safe buddy.

[@MikeHaduck]

thanks Dave, mike

[@robertdickson5519]

I see a lot of cement in there as well!!!!

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Robert, very true, that's how they kept the insects out, thanks Mike

[@konstantinusstoyanov9749]

"I don't see a big deal " funny

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks, I appreciate it, mike

[@Kariakas]

Very interesting

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Kariakas, mike

[@aarontuplin]

Looking at the bent pyramid it almost looks like they underestimated the block count needed to build it and changed the pitch to get it done with what they had, on time

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Aaron, maybe a good part of the reason, thanks Mike

[@kevinclayton1656]

All that morta you was seein.was new from wen they restored for ten years.i couldn't go in side wen I went because of the restoration.only the red one I was allowed in.im not sure that was morta on the outside blocks either

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Kevin, but originally they use mortar between them or they would have been infested with bugs, bats or bees, thanks mike

[@jasontito7644]

how long did it take them to build the big pyramids?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Jason, in my opinion no longer than it took to build the Empire state building, thanks Mike

[@jasontito7644]

@@MikeHaduck thank you Mike, Trump 2024

[@spookerr]

I was going to make an Indiana Jones comment. But I wont. Anither great vid Mike!!

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks spook, Mike

[@MrRecklessryan]

Hope we get to see the red pyramid.

[@MikeHaduck]

Yes in a few weeks we will have that one out, thanks mike

[@jameywc2]

Mike I like your videos I am also a bit of a mason and would like you to comment on the vases and the cisterns made of granite? Is this true they are polished inside and out? Is it true about the columns having a polished interior like bored hole? Also being a stone mason I do believe the precision in the joints is downplayed IMO. Come on you have to give credit where credit is due. At least admit that building these sorts of structures in the fact that they've stood the test of time however long it might be is a testament to the robust nature of building this way. I mean look at the Mongolian towers like in Russia where they twirl at the top that stuff is hard as hell to duplicate let alone come up with a dang idea.of course I don't think aliens did it what the f*** you know and there's there's crack pots out there I know there is but this is something else that stuff is very very impressive have you thought about the cities that are underwater? I see the cities underwater are bigger and better than the ones that we see above. are we better now or were we better then at building. I live in St George Utah when I see we build above ground and we use OSB you got to be kidding me we use styrofoam and then we put stucco on top of it come on that's just a joke we we suck at building all the sudden and you know if you're going to say this is no big deal well it's thousands of years later and you're looking at these structures and it seems that you should be in awe more than just saying oh it's no big deal I'm just saying I still think you do a damn good job and you know it's fun to watch you and I like to watch all angles. forgive me but I do believe that humans have been around and been a little smarter than most historians seem to want to admit. I think a big reason is the religions how we have Christianity and whatever and they want to say well everything started after this so-called flood and it's total b*******. I mean if you looked at it yourself you'd see that yes there was an ice age and yes the ocean did rise 30 ft in a day a few times and it was rising every year so many feet so yeah there was a lot of flood myths kind of go figure in the pyramids and the Sphinx and all stuff could be a hell of a lot older and yeah it was quite a feat to to build these things and once again no aliens didn't do it give me a break. I kind of like the idea the guy has that the Sphinx used to have a funny dog's head I can't remember the name of it and someone else said a lion's head but I think it was that dog's head I always looked at the Sphinx and thought that heads kind of small for that body anyway when was last time you moved a freaking 10-ton Rock just tell me probably never huh so don't downplay these guys too much they did pretty damn good I mean come on humility before honor and give them credit where credit is deserved whoever the hell made these things kicked ass and we still see thousands of years later stuff we make today you wouldn't see it 100 years later 200 years later end of story. Speech to text ain't too good at punctuating but oh well

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Jamey, a lot said there, I just show what I see and give some demos on each video, when I am all done with them I will do a final on the whole thing, and put it all together, my view of course, thanks Mike

[@shanek6582]

Estimate between 118 and 135 pyramids in Egypt, why can’t they count them to get an exact number

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Shane, they can’t agree on anything over there, lol. Mike

[@patdel12]

is there definitive cracks in the bent pyramid?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi, yes, thanks, Mike

[@curiousnomadic]

Just that they can't do anything like it today with modern machines nor techniques. Nothing lasts.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Curious, today they could do it so fast and persice, the Egyptians would be left in the dust, thanks Mike

[@alexjames9561]

Erm they used to machines and cranes to build the Empire State , and this was thousands of years ago how did they fit stones that weigh as much as a car at the top of this pyramid and have u seen a building built with no machines or cranes in this day and age, them blocks used are bigger then any we use today, but tell me how did they lift and fit the blocks and the top of the pyramid

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Alex, they had cranes ,not like ours of course, but the Roman's moved obelisk from Egypt, put them on sailing ships and erected them in Rome and they got drawings, Egyptians were not stupid, it's all common sense, thanks Mike

[@hectorberlingo800]

Also just saying. This pyramid is made from limestone. That's easy to work with and quite soft. But there also a lot of findings, blocks, statues, big boxes. even pavements (sidewalk), made of granite or dolorite, very hard material. Some blocks of 40 ton or heavier. Impossible with copper tools if you asked me.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi ron, on my next video ,the red pyramid I will be doing a a demo on that, thanks Mike

[@hectorberlingo800]

@@MikeHaduck .. Okay Mike . Thanks for your comment. I will watch your other videos. And i respect the work you are doing, in visiting these places and filming and commenting to what you see there.

[@PsychoAxeMan]

They should hire you to rebuild them .

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Psycho, they said I'm not qualified, lol, Mike

[@PsychoAxeMan]

@@MikeHaduck lol 👍

[@ReddoFreddo]

I thought the title said BEST PYRAMID lol

[@mblack3450]

We don't know if that is the Egyptians first attempt at a pyramid, if we are comparing that to Giza. Giza can't be accurately dated. There are no hieroglyphics in those Pyramids, other than the debated red paint cartouche of Khufu in the king's chamber.

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi m, I don't think it matters who did it, man has had the same abilities from the day he was created, thanks Mike

[@mblack3450]

@@MikeHaduck Hi Mike. The dating and timelines do matter for accurate history. The Egyptians are historians have no accurate data on these older monuments. Much of the work on Giza is also repair work etc. If the Pyramids were actually built in 3000 b c that changes history quite a bit. Thanks for the reply. Keep hunting

[@chriskelly2939]

The bent pyramid is just as big as a mystery as the great pyramid, what the hell are these chambers for? Well never know

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Chris they ain't nothing g but a expensive tomb, thanks Mike

[@alexjames9561]

The different shape outer casing stone were added at a later date , you say stones ain’t as big as people say is laughable ,what would it take to lift one of those stones 20 foot into the air you tell me

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Alex, all those stones are far from perfect, and I don't think it took any longer to build then the empire state building, don't be listening to all those bedroom archeologist who never worked with stone or huge building projects, it's all common sense, thanks Mike

[@vermilion3419]

super video Haduck , P.S. Epstein didn't commit suicide

[@vermilion3419]

and castle is a good tune

[@MikeHaduck]

thanks Vermilion, mike

[@demoman4ever]

I thought i was going on the coal mine tour when you entered that pyramid! They build the corridors so small because they didn't figure the arch out yet? or were the egyptians just that tiny?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi demoman, I think your right on both counts, as a mater of fact there are not that many true Egyptians left in Egypt, that is what I was told, thanks mike

[@mijemumijemu4466]

The thing I find so strange about all these pyramids is they are obviously not tombs there is no evidence of that and so what was their purpose? They built an awful lot of them to say that they were to serve no purpose and we don't know what their purpose was it remains an enigma.

[@Ebani]

What do you mean no purpose, the resting place of kings is not enough of a purpose for you?

[@MikeHaduck]

Hi Mijemu, the whole giza all around Cairo in the sands is a cemetery nothing but tombs , graves and pyramids, even the great pyramid has a sarcophagus in it. Lots of these bedroom archeologist never been there, thanks mike

[@mijemumijemu4466]

@@MikeHaduck the burial ground is in the valley of the kings. Has nothing to do with the pyramids as far as i know and there is no coffin in the great pyramid it isnt big enough for a body now or then, I know some people believe the pyramids are a grave site but its a bit ridiculous if you ask me.

[@coreahellwig181]

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[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks Corea, Mike

[@cabininthewoods7326]

Was there anytime you felt threatened at all

[@bobd.]

What, for revealing the secrets of the pyramids or from hostile forces in the area?

[@MikeHaduck]

No, but it is definitely a different culture, and if you never been there before it is best to hire a guide, I would go back to the same place next time, thanks mike

[@seanmcguire7974]

Here for the comments lol

[@MikeHaduck]

Thanks mike