Subterranean Design Built for Humans: Wide Passages with Stairs. Descending passage designed for upright walking with stairs cut into floor Contrasts sharply with megalithic stone pyramids (3-4 ft square passages) Bent Pyramid entrance described as most cramped
Unlike the cramped 3-4 foot square passages of the older megalithic pyramids, the Black Pyramid features wide descending passages with stairs cut into the floor, clearly designed for upright walking and human access. The Bent Pyramid is described as having the most cramped entrance by comparison. Modern visitors can still appreciate this design thanks to handrails and wooden floors added to these passages. 🚶♂️🏛️
Key Facts
- Descending passage designed for upright walking with stairs cut into floor
- Contrasts sharply with megalithic stone pyramids (3-4 ft square passages)
- Bent Pyramid entrance described as most cramped
- Modern handrails and wooden floors added to megalithic pyramid passages
- Black Pyramid interior clearly designed for human access and use
Source: Going Beneath the Mysterious Black Pyramid Of Dashur - Rarely Seen Ancient Egyptian Pyramid! by UnchartedX