Egypt: Engineering an Empire Page #3
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- 2006
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somehow important ...
for everything to work properly.
Tombs are stone houses,
underground homes ...
because you will live there
after death.
It is your home after death.
Initially, the tombs of the Pharaohs ...
called "Mastabas."
They consisted of
two main elements.
a superstructure
rectangular surface ...
that could be visited
and a sub-chamber
sealed and underground.
These chambers housed
the sarcophagus of King ...
and all he could
need in eternity.
and all he Could
need in eternity.
They clearly believed
who would live ...
the underground parts of the tombs.
As their graves
became more sophisticated ...
pharaohs began building
separate altars ...
so that the priests
worship their spirits.
It was the first step in the evolution
mere mastabas
the colossal complex that still ...
dominate the Egyptian desert:
The Pyramids.
In total, the ancient Egyptians
erected over a hundred.
Eighty still standing and contain stone
and mortar sufficient to ...
build a wall of 3m high
by 1.5 m thick ...
New York to Los Angeles.
The volume of rock that was brought
from quarries all over Egypt ...
placed, neat and
positioned at the construction site ...
and the whole organization was
required for this ...
is in my opinion,
awesome for us.
Today, the pyramids remain
the biggest attraction of antiquity.
But there were successes sudden.
It took six Pharaohs
four generations of builders ...
and many engineering disasters
to achieve such perfect proportions.
The pyramid builders
the architectural perfection
It was there, in the year of 2667 A.C. ...
that Zoser, a pharaoh
young entrepreneur ...
first ordered superstructure
Stone world.
Your project tomb solidify
how civilization
world's most advanced ...
and raise his pioneering architect
the status of a god.
2667 a. C...
In Egypt a new king was crowned.
Zoser was the second ruler
the period of the Old Empire.
Zoser earned reputation
of wise and pious ruler.
Two millennia after his death ...
he remained a model
to be imitated by the pharaohs.
During his reign,
was so popular ...
which ceased to be a mere mortal
in the minds of his subjects ...
to be worshiped as God.
He was worshiped later
the 19th Dynasty as ...
"He who Opens the Stone"
which is quite significant.
They made a connection between
Zoser and the discovery of the stone.
One of the first acts of Zoser
when he took power ...
was ordering the construction
his tomb complex ...
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