00:00These centuries-old structures, which look interesting to look at, have many interesting
00:05features in them.
00:06This is the reason why, from time to time, new types of information about these pyramids
00:12and that too interesting information, are presented.
00:15Along with this, there are discussions about its construction from time to time, but no
00:20one has yet reached the conclusion as to what technique was used to construct them.
00:25The reason for this question is also valid, because when these pyramids were constructed,
00:30according to modern science, at that time, no such technique was developed, which could
00:35keep the stones on top of each other at such a height.
00:38Many times, such claims have also come up, in which it has been said that these pyramids
00:42were constructed by aliens, although no solid evidence of this has been found so far.
00:46Anyway, now once again, researchers have tried to understand the structure of these pyramids
00:52In this claim, it has also been said about that technique, that how these high pyramids
00:56must have been constructed.
00:58In today's explainer, we will talk about this and also tell you that what technique
01:03was used to construct these pyramids.
01:05One more thing is that after knowing about that technique, you will also be forced to
01:10press your fingers with your teeth.
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01:13My name is Mahesh.
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01:19The construction of ancient Egyptian pyramids has been a topic of debate among Egyptian
01:24scientists for years.
01:25For more than 4000 years, these pyramids have been standing headlong in the desert.
01:29Despite centuries of research, the exact methods used to make these wonders of engineering
01:34are still buried in mystery.
01:36Now, with a new theory, it has been found that the ancient Egyptian pyramids were constructed
01:42using a hydraulic lift to make the oldest pyramid of Egypt, one of which was the Joseph
01:46Step Pyramid.
01:47This is also being claimed.
01:48In a fascinating study published in PLOS One magazine, researchers suggested that water
01:51played an important role in the construction process, which probably gave power to a hydraulic
01:56machine, which lifted large stones at the heart of the pyramids and placed them in its
02:01place.
02:03Researchers wrote that the ancient Egyptian people are famous for their ingenuity and
02:07perfection in the field of hydraulics by means of boats for the construction of canals and
02:11large stones.
02:12Does this open up a new direction for research?
02:14Hydraulic force must have been used to build the large structures built by the pharaohs.
02:18According to the Smithsonian magazine, Joseph Step Pyramid was constructed using a hydraulic
02:23lift to make the oldest pyramid of Egypt, one of which was the Joseph Step Pyramid.
02:29According to the Smithsonian magazine, Joseph Step Pyramid was constructed using a hydraulic
02:34lift to make the largest pyramid of Egypt, one of which was the Joseph Step Pyramid.
02:39According to the Encyclopedia Britannica, this ancient miracle is said to be the oldest
02:44important stone in Egypt.
02:46The pyramid of Joseph is also called the Staircase Pyramid.
02:49It is also considered the first pyramid in the world, which has six floors and four
02:53corners.
02:55The pyramid made of limestone is considered to be 4,700 years old today, while its height
03:00is close to 60 meters.
03:02However, it is much smaller than the Geyser Pyramid, which is 146 meters high.
03:07Researchers have said that they have found evidence of a separate water supply and hydraulic
03:12system in the Step Pyramid, which purifies the water of the nearby canals and also controls
03:17its flow for practical use.
03:20Dr. Javier Landreu of the CEA Paleotonic Institute said that a series of tanks dug in the ground
03:25outside the pyramid must have acted as a water treatment facility, which allowed the water
03:30to flow through the tanks and freeze the limestone.
03:33It is possible that the water may have flowed into the pyramid shaft itself, where it would
03:38have helped to lift the stones of the building above it.
03:41The team says that more research is needed to understand how the water flows through
03:47these shafts, and how much water was available in the earth's history at that time.
03:54Meanwhile, none of the experts agree with this.
03:57However, when we studied archaeology, we were asked questions about it, in which we were
04:03told in books that water was used to lift these stones.
04:07However, the theory that was taught to us at that time, or the authors of the archaeological
04:14books at that time, according to them, wood was used, i.e. the stones were placed on
04:19the wood, and then it was waited for the water to flow towards the wood.
04:24When the water flowed, the wood would rise up accordingly, and the stones would shift
04:29to their place.
04:30However, as we have just said, none of the experts agree with this.
04:34Dr. Judith Bunbury of Cambridge University is still in doubt about this.
04:40Dr. Judith Bunbury of Cambridge University is still in doubt about this.
04:43In a press release, Ms. Bunbury said that people of ancient Egypt used other hydraulic
04:47techniques, but there is no solid evidence to support the existence of hydraulic lift
04:52systems.
04:53However, one thing is certain, the mysteries of these pyramids are slowly being revealed
04:58to them.
04:59And this hope has arisen, that how were these pyramids built?
05:03And this hope has arisen, that how were these pyramids built?
05:06For example, how were the stones placed at such a height?
05:09Researchers will soon uncover this mystery.
05:11That's all for today's video.
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