US EditionWere the Egyptian Pyramids Ports? New Study Links Them to Vanished Nile River Waterway
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Were the Egyptian Pyramids Ports? New Study Links Them to Vanished Nile River Waterway
A groundbreaking study suggests that the Egyptian pyramids might have been constructed along an ancient, now-vanished branch of the Nile River—serving as possible “valley temples” or even ports for transporting construction materials. The Hidden Nile Branch That Could Explain the Pyramids’ Location For centuries, the construction of Egypt’s pyramids has baffled historians and archaeologists. How did ancient workers transport the massive stone bl…
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