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Historically, the consensus among archaeologists has portrayed the Great Pyramids as elaborate tombs designed for pharaohs during Egypt's Old Kingdom. Hieroglyphic evidence, burial chambers, and historical accounts support this understanding. Yet, ongoing investigations hint at deeper mysteries lurking beneath the surface. The sheer precision of the pyramid's construction is astonishing, aligning true north with an error margin smaller than one-tenth of a degree—how did ancient builders accomplish such feats without modern tools?