When was the earliest mention of the Egyptian pyramids in history?

A group of old photos about the earliest visitors to the pyramids vividly recorded the scene at that time. Now, only pyramid of khufu can allow visitors to visit, and they are only allowed to enter the king's tomb from the big corridor. Among the Egyptian pyramids, only the three pyramids of Giza (Khufu, Ha Fula and Menkoala Pyramid) are tourist attractions, and only pyramid of khufu is allowed for visitors to visit. Visitors are allowed to walk all the way through the corridors of pyramid of khufu to visit the king's tomb. Other pyramids are not open to tourists because of safety problems, but you can take photos near them.

The pyramids are the tombs where kings (pharaohs) are preserved, with a history of 5 years. The secrets in the pyramids attract many curious warriors and explorers. Many people broke into the tomb regardless of the incantation carved on the tombstone of Pharaoh Kufu, but they didn't end well. Legend has it that in August 1796, when Napoleon made an expedition to Egypt, he entered the pyramid tomb alone with great ambition.

An ancient Egyptian pyramid believed to have been cursed with death, and anyone who dares to climb it will not end well. In 1925, people climbed the pyramids to see the scenery.

The mysterious spells of ancient Egyptian pharaohs prevailed in the 192s. In 1922, British archaeologist Howard? Carter and his companions entered King Tutan's tomb, and shortly thereafter, Carter died mysteriously because of mosquito bite infection.

From then until 1935, 21 people who were directly or indirectly related to the excavation of Tutankhamun's mausoleum died, including the assistant, secretary and family members of Carter, the main digger, and the legend of this spell spread like wildfire.

In p>1989, a group of British tour groups included a young man named Peter, who was full of heroic spirit. Without anyone noticing, he resolutely climbed a 5-foot-high pyramid from the west inclined wall along the stone crevice. When he climbed to about a third of the top of the tower, Peter turned to the tourists and guides below and shouted: Look! I'm going to climb to the top of the tower! ? At this time, Owen, the tour guide in charge of leading the team, immediately warned Peter who was still crawling on the tower loudly. Pyramids cannot be climbed! Come down quickly! ? But he kept climbing to the top of the tower.

I'm afraid everyone guessed the tragic ending of this young man. He stayed there for about 1 minutes, but he fell straight from the top of the tower and died on the spot. The crowd gathered under the tower to watch shouted in succession, which was simply terrible.

As an important historical relic, the pyramids are very likely to destroy this material culture.

pyramids are generally high, so careless climbing may cause the climber to fall.

The mystery of the Egyptian pyramids is the biggest mystery in human history, and its magic far exceeds human imagination.