Which one of the seven ancient wonders of the world is still standing today?
Correct answer: The Great Pyramid of Giza
missy189
Amazing info. But feel sad for all the slaves that were forced to build it. Think about what their life must have like. Wonder what their life expectancy was.
Aoidepotatoes
PointyDormouse60089, documentaries point out that men who were not slaves were paid for their labor to build many if not most of the architecture in Egypt. The thought that Egypt relied on slaves in inaccurate.
Fannie Toner
missy189, Actually, I read an article about findings regarding that matter. They found the people showed evidence of not being exactly slaves. And they were pretty well cared for, with evidence of good nutrition, and good medical care. It was obviously recognized that healthy and well cared for workers was to the benefit of the project, and kept people interested in continuing their employment there.
Player #4425087
The explanation to this answer is disrespectful to the builders who had advanced technology to build such a structure. This mainstream answer is so outdated. You think ropes and hands did such a precise finish, in under 20 years. Do the math on cutting, transporting, then placing 1 stone based on the above. Please everyone do your own research and make your own conclusions. Our ancient ancestors were very advanced people. Yes humans, not aliens.
Nanda
I am going to add one more comment and say that I am really glad a lot of people have commented here about the inaccuracy of the whole "slave" thing. Thank you. To those of us scientists working in Egypt, this means recognition of our work and that the scientific knowledge is reaching you guys. That makes me happy. Keep on getting informed always!!!
Nanda
So, I am an Egyptologist and I work directly with excavations and actual proof in Egypt. They were NOT slaves. They were all workers who got paid. We have papyrus documents with work recordings (who was working on each day, salary, etc.), artifacts, and entire workmen's villages that attest to that. They did work incredibly long hours and it was hard and dangerous work, many times many of them got hurt (also attested by physical proof), so in that sense you could stretch it and call it "slave" work. However, they were paid. So you could say they were cheap labor, but you could not say they were slaves.
Player Treetemple
It takes a crane to lift 2 tons these days, what did the egyption builders at the time use? To call them primitive is a bit of an understatement.
moorlok66
The fact is was built over 4000 years ago is astounding.
Miffycat
I wish the Colossus of Rhodes still existed
angrypossum6913666
Player #185561, whilst slavery was common and almost certainly used upon pyramid construction, the tradesmen were actually well looked after, this is evident by recent excavations of burial plots proving through bone condition etc. Egyptians had the first ever workers strike, proving they had rights.
Pochi
Wow, cool!
I like to see pyramids in Egypt 🇪🇬 one day.
suzie
FreshBakedCookie, the rich don't take care. they are the chaos makers
suzie
despina, middle Earth??
Dolphin tale
nice, I got it ✅️ and I'm only 10
Xtine
It’s weird to think the pyramids were surrounded by trees and life.
💕Serena💕
he great wall of giza
NickyB
isn't the Taj Mahal considered one of the Seven Wonders also??
lakman
Aoidepotatoes, if they get paid to work then they are called workers not slaves
Lilli Qeen
I watched it in a mr beast video
vvv
I hate THIS MONUMENT ughhhhh
Tobi
missy189, a lot of them were dying under those blocks and no one pulling them out 🥲
Bella <3
That was pretty easy but I still had to guess 😅
Hilya Binthu Hassan
Sarah , you really have been liked it
Hilya Binthu Hassan
It's okay and amazing 👏 🤩
LORD
Nanda, connect me
C0de_101
missy189, actually slaves had the option to work on the pyramids along side skilled workers and other volunteers in exchange they learnt a skilled trade, had good food, good medical treatment and also given their freedom. Noone was forced to work on them except the priests
Happy girl 543
I guessed again well my mom did not me
Snowie queen 👑☺️
Feels like BTS 😊
despina
the pyramid is also built exactly in the middle of the earth, which is also visible from space. it's quite amazing, actually
rose
I've read somewhere that who built the pyramids weren't actual slaves. they were paid by "beers" and not coins. they agreed to this deal, and no one was forced.
thanmaya
thank God I wasn't born back in ancient times, imagine what I could be forced to do
marimargo
Ron Harvey says no one knows where the hanging gardens of Babylon are. Could they be in Babylon? Ancient Babylon became Persia which is now Iran.
marimargo
To have such collosal structures, there must have been engineers with advanced mathematical knowledge to accomplish such a feat.
Miguel
I love this city ❤️🏜
bagguet kitty
I've been to the pyramids
Mel
EGYPTIANS USED SLAVE LABOR BUT NOT FOR EVERY BUILDING PROJECT. THE JEWISH SĹAVES LIVED IN GOSHEN WHICH WAS THE NORTHERN AREA OF EGYPT. THEY BUILT CITIES OF RAMESES AND PITHOM.
cake
I used to do a project about the pyramids
Kate Josephine Hart
I just guessed and got it right.
Woody
James, They were Israeli men who were slaves under bondage to the pharaoh of the time. they were fed and housed but still were forced to work hard and long hours until they were released.
Woody
Cass, you are absolutely correct