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The Great Pyramid of Giza was built during King Khufu's reign (2589-2566 BCE) and served as his and his queens' tombs.
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The Pyramid of Khafre built for King Khufu's son is the second-tallest pyramid in Giza and served as his tomb.
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It took nearly 20 years to complete the stunning structure of the Great Pyramid of Giza.
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The Pyramid of Giza, surrounded by ancient structures, holds the tombs of Queen Hetepheres, Khufu’s mother, wives, and relatives.
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The Great Pyramid was first excavated by archaeologist Sir William Flinders Petrie in 1880, who uncovered many ancient mysteries.
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The Great Pyramid was stolen long before Sir Petrie's excavation in the 19th century but it once held priceless antique artifacts.
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The King's, Queen's and an incomplete underground room are the three chambers of the Great Pyramid, and each has its own story.
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Up until the 19th century the Great Pyramid, which was constructed with amazing architecture was the tallest man-made edifice.
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The Great Pyramid's enigmatic Coffer is still an intriguing and perplexing example of ancient engineering.
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In 1877 it was discovered that the Great Pyramid was situated near the core of the Earth's landmass.
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