Social media users could relate to the woman's shock, with one saying: "I never really thought of it like this, but now that I see this...I am surprised." ...

One of these involves the location of the famous pharaoh who built the Great Pyramid, Khufu. Despite knowing where his tomb is (his tomb is the Great Pyramid itself), no one has ever been able to ...

The study showed that during Khufu, Khafre, and Menkaure's rule, about 4,500 years ago, a stable branch of the Nile river stretched out towards the pyramids. This branch is now long gone.

Who built the Pyramids of Giza? Pharaoh Khufu was the first Egyptian king to build a pyramid in Giza, a project he began in circa 2550 B.C. His Great Pyramid is the largest in Giza and originally ...

People are waiting for a press conference about a new discovery behind the Khufu Pyramid in Giza, Egypt, on March 2, 2023. A discovery of a nine-meter-long and 2.10-meter-wide corridor behind the ...

An artist’s reconstruction of the now defunct Khufu branch of the Nile River, which once enabled transportation of construction materials to the Giza Pyramid complex. Alex Boersma/PNAS ...

The ancient Solar Boat of King Khufu has been transferred from its location near the Great Pyramid of Giza to the Grand Egyptian Museum. This 4,600-year-old vessel, discovered in 1954, is one of ...

A team of researchers has discovered how the great stones that formed the Pyramids in Egypt were transported, solving an enduring riddle. No, ... during the reigns of Khufu, Khafre, ...

Bastet then takes us outside of the pyramid. In what is possibly the highlight of the tour, we travel up the side of the pyramid rising to the top, 481 feet high, so we can bask in the view while ...