New Study Proposes Hydraulic Lift System in Ancient Pyramid Construction

Researchers suggest water-powered technology may have played a crucial role in building Egypt's oldest pyramid, sparking debate among experts.

The Step Pyramid of Djoser, built around 2680 BCE, may have used a hydraulic lift system to move massive stones.
The proposed system involved water flowing into shafts, lifting stones through a central mechanism.
Evidence suggests a network of dams and water treatment facilities supported the hydraulic system.
Skeptics argue there is insufficient evidence to confirm the use of such advanced technology.
Further research is needed to understand the feasibility and historical accuracy of this theory.