The First Stone Experiment

The first pyramid, Djoser's Step Pyramid, was a massive stone experiment that changed construction forever.

Before, Egyptians used mud bricks. Architect Imhotep figured out how to

cut, move, and stack giant stones, each weighing like

a car. They had no cranes or wheels, just ropes, ramps,

and thousands of workers pulling these huge blocks. This project taught skills for 80

more pyramids and inspired every skyscraper. What would you build if you could stack stones

as tall as the sky?