The largest pyramid ever built, it incorporates about 2.3 million stone
blocks, weighing an average of 2.5 to 15 tons each. It is estimated that the
workers would have had to set a block every two and a half minutes.
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The Archaeology of Mesopotamia: Neo-Assyrian Empire I: from Assur to Nimrud - 0 views
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Powerpoint does not give much information, but has many maps and pictures.
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Notes taken from a lecture at a university called, Brown University.
facts about The Great Pyramid at Giza or "the center of measurement and enlightment" - 0 views
Akhenaten - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - 0 views
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this info is good. the part where it says the stuff about Amenophis IV, i have encountered that in my books and got confused so is it true. the rest is bout right aswell.
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NOVA Online/Pyramids/Khufu's Pyramid - 0 views
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This site is not the best for quantity of information but it has some amazing images and 'walk-throughs.' It also has many physical dimensions of the pyramid.
eLibrary Results - 0 views
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There are alot of useful links on this site and a good variation of sources!
Solon's Reform - Solon and the Rise of Democracy - 0 views
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Solon
Greece, A History of Ancient Greece, Draco and Solon Laws - 0 views
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Some information on Draco. Could be helpful.
Sargon and the Vanishing Sumerians - 0 views
Solon's Reforms - Democracy Then and Now - 0 views
Well done diigo users! - 18 views
Hello everyone. I hope you're enjoying your holidays. I just want to congratulate those of you who used diigo so well during your research. It's disappointing that some people didn't use it at all...
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