Did you know about the other pyramid complex
By ElicBxn
@ElicBxn (63594)
United States
March 17, 2009 8:27am CST
I wasn't sure where they were, besides Egypt, but I knew about these other pyramids.
But now they are going to make them more accessable to visitors. I wanna go!!!!
but I can't afford it - darn it
until then, I'll just have to read about them, and share with you guys!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090316/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_egypt_pyramids_5
so, did you know about the bent pyramid? or the red one - about about the step pyramid?
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8 responses
@winterose (39887)
• Canada
17 Mar 09
yep pyramids have been found in many parts of the world, I find it very interesting, I love all that stuff.
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@snowcat46 (2322)
• United States
17 Mar 09
Ever read any Elizabeth Peters books? In her real life, she was an archaelogist. So her fiction tends to center a lot in Egypt. Sometimes other fascinating places, but you get to learn a lot of history while being entertained with wild chases and funny romances. So I know about those pyramids from her series about Amelia Peabody. (the first few are fun, but they get boring the further into the series you get)
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@ElicBxn (63594)
• United States
18 Mar 09
I tried, even listened to one all they way thru, but it sure didn't get me wanting to read more - but I think it was one of the later books, was kind of far fetched to me, thought it might be better if it had gone the extra few steps to being science fiction
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@blueunicorn (2401)
• United States
17 Mar 09
I didn't know about the bent pyramid or the red one. That is really neat that visitors will have more access to them. I probably will never be able to see them in person. I have decided that virtual vacations are the best I'm going to get. That's what I love about the internet and people sharing different things I may not have seen. I can't wait to see pictures of the inside of the pyramids!
@Dasari100 (3791)
• Anantapur, India
22 Apr 09
I used to do and go for pyramid meditation and you know ti is really good to meditation under pyramids so here in India also you can find pyramids.
it will grab huge cosmic energy so and it is wonderful thing to have small pyramid at your home.
@Dasari100 (3791)
• Anantapur, India
23 Apr 09
In my country you can find thousands of pyramids so i really tested those pyramids under that pyramid, i kept vegetables so those are fresh fruits even after one month.
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@nanajanet (4436)
• United States
17 Mar 09
One day I wish to visit Egypt and see all that it has to offer about it's rich history. One day.... one day....
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@scififan43 (2434)
• United States
17 Mar 09
Yes it would be interesting to visit one day. I ceratinly can't afford an overseas trip right now. maybe some day, the pyramids are an assume sight to see.
@BarBaraPrz (47285)
• St. Catharines, Ontario
17 Mar 09
I was just reading about this this morning! But, I must say, that the "bent" pyramid doesn't look all that bent to me...
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@jwfarrimond (4473)
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17 Mar 09
It's called the bent pyramid because it changes angle halfway up. It was one of the earliest pyramids, and they either got the angle wrong and had to modify it to maintain stability, or they had to finish it in a hurry. 
The step pyramid is the oldest true pyramid and we actually know the name of the architect - Imhotep.
It's interesting that they are planning to open them to tourists, it would be fascinating to visit it.
The step pyramid is the oldest true pyramid and we actually know the name of the architect - Imhotep.
It's interesting that they are planning to open them to tourists, it would be fascinating to visit it.1 person likes this
@raydene (9871)
• United States
18 Mar 09
Hi Sweets
I've seen the pyramids in Mexico
but they are different then the Egypt ones.
They have flat tops..I maen they
don't got up to a sharp peak.
http://www.aboutmexico.net/mexico/pyramids.asp
Maybe you can more easily afford to see these.
Good luck
xooxxoxoxo
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