The lost Pyrimid: not so lost anymore

I was just watching The Lost Pyramid on the History Channel. I’m not a big fan of History and I can’t remember why I started watching it.However, I was really intrigued by it and continued to watch (although I knew for a fact that I have a Bio and Maths paper tomorrow).

The original theory was that there was this family feud. After the king died, the 2nd son killed his older brother and married his sister to claim the throne, ruled for 8 years and was killed by his younger brother. While he was ruling he was building this pyramid for himself.When the original theories about the pyramid, I was thinking ‘Man, does Egypt have a lot of scandals’. Then I realised it was a French archiologist who made the claims for that to be the actual history and then I was thinking ‘Man, the french enjoy scandals’. By human nature, we all love scandal. Why else do we watch all Desperate House Wives?

Moving on. I think I like the original stories better. In the end, the piramid was completed but it was taken done by Alexandra the Great’s successor to build other stuff. Imagine, until this day, it still has yet to be fully taken down.