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4,600 Year Old Red Pyramid Internal Chambers 👀 The Red Pyramid was built during the reign of Pharaoh Sneferu in the Fourth Dynasty. The pyramid stands at Dahshur, roughly one km north of the Bent Pyramid. The interior consists of three sequential chambers, all featuring corbelled ceilings, an engineering...

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