Exploring the Great Pyramids

Okay, so that was a pretty bad vibe. I thought Lewis reaction was kinda (a)   . I mean, how hard is it to just build another house of cards? Anyway, I had things to do. Another full day of entering data into the system.

There is no way that it was my fault, right? I mean, I am very light on my feet. And I do not speak very loudly. I'm mostly always speaking at a kind of neutral (a)   .

The great (a)   at Giza are considered some of the most important archaeological elements of the ancient world.

The Great Pyramid, which dates back to 2560 BCE, almost (a)   years ago, is one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. In fact, it is the only wonder that is still standing.

Given their massive size, (a)   and engineers are still debating exactly how the pyramids were constructed.

The Great Pyramid stands near the (a)   and is colossal.

Its base is (a)   feet on each side, and it stands at 450 feet high! It is made of over 2 million stone blocks, all assembled and fitted tightly together.

We stepped out into a bright, sunny day in a vast desert to find a massive structure in front of us. It was the base of the pyramid, and it was only about six levels high. There were thousands of people everywhere, (a)   .

I don't know what he thought of me in my jeans and fleece (a)   , but I do know one thing. It was getting pretty hot.

Thousands of men, and lots of pulleys, and ropes, and stones, and (a)   , but, but how did you come up with the idea for this? Like, whose idea was this?