Someplace around 2625 BC the first pyramid by Snefroe (succesor of Hoeni) (dessert of Meidoem near Sakkara) was build.
Then in 2600 BC , Cheops succeeded his father and build the largest of the pyramids, (Giseh, north of Sakkara) (change building plans 3 times ?) with sides of 230 meter and 147 meters hight.
Cheops had two sons, Didoefri and Khefren. Khefren build a smaller pyramid (144 meters high). One of the sons of Khefren, Mykerinus, build an even smaller pyramid (62 meters).The dead pharao became one with the sun-god Re. He was transported to the afterlife. The pharao became a new Osiris and one with Atoem, the god of the dying sun. From that time onwards, all pharaos build pyramids. However, none surpassed the one build by Cheops.

How come that the biggest and most spectacluar pyramids were build in so early an era, and most, if not all buildings afterwards were of lesser posture.

Can we believe - like most historians do - that the building plans for the great pyramid were altered, not once, not twice, but three times. How foolish should people be to try that with a structure so complicated, so impressive and so complex as to baffle even architects nowdays ?

What about these so-called ventilation shafts in the pyramid itself. Have you ever seen a more complex construction ? The architect (see picture above) was no fool. Surely he would
not change his plans so many times. Then, perhaps is there another explanation why the building has been constructed the way we now find it ?

And how did they manage to fashion solid coffins out of granite, one of the hardest materials known to man ?
Why do the "so-called" air-vents point straight to the star-systems that were considered to be the dwelling places of the gods ?