This is How Long It Take to Build the Egyptian Pyramids
- U-Report
Pyramid of Khendjer
The east side of the pyramid of Khendjer's pyramid, depicts the king with Atum and Re at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.
Many great pyramids were built for pharaohs, but the last one is considered the Pyramid of Khendjer pharaoh and is located right in Saqqara, where the first one was made. The pyramid stands 122 feet tall and is the only one completed in the 13th Dynasty.
Destructive excavations in the 1930s left the site in ruins. In retrospect, this was probably the last pyramid because of the enormous cost and organization required to build these monuments, and after a thousand years, religious reasons were not relevant enough to the changing population. However, the pyramids of Piye and Taharqa were built in 721 BC and 664 BC respectively, during a minor revival.