Egyptian archaeologists believe that the boat was used by Pharaoh Kheops himself.
The 42-meter-long boat has 12 rows and was probably used by Pharaoh Kheops himself when he sailed along the Nile River.
Archaeologists say the discovery of a perfectly preserved boat helps confirm their theories about how the ancient Egyptians built it, which is their miracle.
In addition, the series also revealed some of the secrets that the ancient Egyptians built pyramids. Workers are organized into teams to pull the blocks of rocks on giant snowcars mounted on the wooden pieces.
Each team has about 1,000 people, led by a master builder. They are not slaves, they earn money, beds and it is thanks to their work that unique miracles are completed.
The Great Pyramid of Kheops was the first project built in the Giza pyramid complex around 2,500 BC, with a foundation of more than 48,500 square meters.
More than 2,300,000 blocks of stone are needed to build the foundation and each block weighs from 2 to 200 tons.
It may seem unbelievable, but this was once a lush green land, without any desert or structure.
Irrigation canals linking the areas to the Nile River and some stones used in the pyramids have been transported on these canals.
The Greeks believe that enslaved labor was used to build pyramids, but modern discoveries show that they were built by thousands of skilled workers.
Express quoted Czech archaeologist Miroslav Verner as saying that labor is organized into a decentralization system, including two teams of 100,000 people, divided into 5 zaa or phyle of 20,000 people, each zaa or phyle can be divided into smaller groups according to the skills of the worker.
