Historians and archaeologists now propose that the construction of the Great Pyramid may have involved the use of a tributary to transport massive stone slabs. The Great Pyramid’s 2.3 million limestone and granite blocks, each weighing over two tons, might have been moved using this method. A tributary is a smaller river or stream flowing into a larger body of water.
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Although the Giza tributary has dried up for generations, scientists continue investigating this theory. Researchers excavated fossilized soil samples from the Giza floodplain, prompted by a papyrus mentioning ‘Merer,’ an officer who transported limestone along the Nile for Giza’s construction. This papyrus was discovered in the Red Sea.
