4,000-Year-Old Hexaganol Pyramid Discovered
A huge 4,000-year-old Bronze Age hexagonal pyramidal structure has been discovered in Kazakhstan, which is apparently the first pyramidal structure ever discovered on the Eurasian steppes.
2023-08-11 20:00:00 - Ancient Architects
Archaeologists have been researching and excavating the site for nearly a decade and now they’ve revealed their findings to the world.
Each face spans a length of 42 feet or 12.8 metres and is made up of eight rows of stacked stone. At each corner of the pyramid is a large upright stone with a flattened face on the outer surface. These larger stones are also made from a different rock type too.
The site also revealed other finds including pottery, gold earrings and other jewellery, which may indicate the site had important significance.
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