Now for the really big question: How did they stack them? The leading theory is ramps. But what kind?
They probably didn't use a single straight ramp—that would need a ramp longer than the pyramid itself. Instead, they likely used a zigzagging ramp that wrapped around the pyramid like a spiral staircase.
Others think they built internal ramps inside the pyramid itself. They’d fill in the ramps as they went up. It’s like building a castle by hiding the stairs inside the walls. Sneaky, right?
One wild theory suggests they used cambered ramps that curved. The debate is still raging among nerds with PhDs. It’s like arguing about the best way to build a giant sandcastle, but with real rocks.
