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From out of the sands of the Egyptian deserts, rise large stone monoliths, symbols of the power of the pharaohs of old. Pyramids have long stood as a symbol of Egypt. Their limestone blocks, while crumbling on the outside, have remained standing for thousands of years. When they were first built, the pyramids represented the respect the people had for the pharaohs who had complete regency over them. The great stone monuments the pharaohs built for themselves cemented the people's view of the pharaohs as gods. Throughout the centuries, many people have theorized about why the pyramids were built. Perhaps aliens came down and told them the dimensions; the point reaching to the heavens could have been an observatory. Yet despite these theories and others that are even more far fetched, the pyramids are simply tombs for the pharaohs. Egyptian pyramids were displays of power that represent both the unlimited power of pharaohs as well as the unlimited power of mankind.======

Scope My audience will be my classmates. By presenting my work in the classroom, I also hope to show others the importance of the pyramids. Many people see them as a symbol of Egypt, or possibly a sign of magic. However, they represent the power of mankind and the steps that those in charge will take to prove their place as king. I will not reach into any other civilization and their pyramids. I also w ill not be able to do any physical research on the pyramids and I may not contribute greatly to the knowledge and understanding of the pyramids, but I still hope to expand my personal knowledge on the pyramids.