New archaeological finds from the Giza pyramids came to light and contribute to the solution to the mystery of how and by whom they were built, 4,500 years ago

Archaeologists, in an impressive discovery, found inside the great pyramid of Heopa unknown inscriptions that reveal that Pyramids were built by paid, specialized workers rather than 100,000 slaves (who worked in quarterly shifts for 20 years) according to the most common theory.

According to the findings, the Pyramid workers worked constantly, earned a salary and one day license for every 10 days of work.

The signs with their names left by workers who worked in the Pyramids in the 13th century BC are shown in inscriptions that recently came to light

The distinguished Egyptologist Dr. Zahi Hawass and his team explored isolated chambers over the “King’s Hall” in the Great Pyramid of Heopa and discovered unknown information about its construction period.

In addition to inscriptions, according to the Daily Mail, archaeologists also discovered graves of specialized workers south of the Great Pyramid, with their forms carved in statues and 21 hieroglyphic titles, such as “Supervisors of the Pyramid side” and “craftsman”.

Hawass's Team also Unearted Tombs South of the Pyramid, The Eternal Resting Places of Skilled Laborers, Complete with Statues of Workers Muscling Stones
Statue of worker found in his grave

“The discoveries confirm that manufacturers were not slaves. If it were, they would never have been buried in the shadow of the pyramids, “said Dr. Hawk in Podcast Matt Beall Limitless.

“The slaves would not have prepared their graves for eternity, as the kings and queens did,” he said.

Also archaeological finds in the “city of workers”, east of the Great Pyramid, showed that diet of workers It was not limited to bread and onions, as folk tradition believed, but also included enough meat of cows and goats.

“We found thousands of animals on the spot,” said Dr. Hawk.

“A Chicago University expert analyzed them and found that Egyptians slaughtered 11 cows and 33 goats every day to nourish workers (for slaves would not be interested). This diet was enough to support about 10,000 workers a day“He stressed.

There were still dormitories, food treatment plants and ovens, which prove the existence of a permanent and organized settlement.

How did they carry the huge stones

According to Dr. Haua, the base of the pyramid was carved on a compact rock, with absolute precision, to provide stability to the structure.

Beyond that, the limestone used came from a quarry just 300 meters and was transported via ramp, whose residues were found on the southwest side of the monument.