Discovering the first pyramid of humanity, building 1000 years before the Egyptian Pyramid

A Pyramid dating back longer than the Pyramids in Egypt has just been discovered in Kazakhstan.

The remaining remains of Kazakhstan Pyramid.(Photo: Daily Mail).

According to research from archaeologists, the Djoser Pyramid in Egypt is the oldest, built between 2630 and 2611 BC. But recently, scientists at the Saryarkinsky Institute of Archeology discovered the site of a Pyramid in Karaganda, Kazakhstan, dating back to a much older age than the Pyramids in Egypt.

According to archaeologist Viktor Novozhenov of the research group, the Pyramid was built more than 1,000 years ago when the first Egyptian Pyramids were used as a tomb for a "king" - the head of a local tribe. at the end of the Bronze Age. Besides, Novozhenov also revealed that archaeologists discovered Pyramid in Kazakhstan last year, but for some reason, this discovery was not announced until this year.

It is known that this ancient Pyramid was no longer complete due to the devastation of time. In the next few days, archaeologists will continue to explore ancient tombs inside the Pyramid.

The discovery of this 5,000-year-old Pyramid has partly revealed a rich civilization that has flourished here thousands of years ago.