The construction of the Egyptian pyramids remains one of history’s most enduring mysteries. For centuries, both historians and the general public have pondered the question: how did a civilization, without the technology we have today, move colossal stone slabs across vast distances to create these architectural wonders? However, recent findings by a group of archaeologists may shed some light on the conundrum. Delving deep into the lands surrounding the Great Pyramid of Giza, the team embarked on a quest to validate a theory about how the ancient Egyptians might have achieved this remarkable …