thousands of men is the most convincing explaination. However, Erich von Daniken argues that

the pyramids couldn't possibly have been built by the ancient Egyptians. According to Joseph

Davidovits and Margie Morris the pyramids were constructed using a high quality form of

concrete, cast in place. In contradiction Margaret Sears and Clifford Wilson state that the

pyramids were built by the widely accepted hypothesis of many workers building the pyramids

over a long period of time. Until absolute answers can be found the question of how the pyramids

were built will remain a source of argument.

Egyptologists Margaret Sears and Clifford Wison both contest that the Egyptians built the

Great Pyramid using by teams of labourers hualing the lime stone blocks into place with the aid

of wooden rollers, sleds and...