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Latest revision as of 23:34, 6 January 2011

Pyramids can be found at a variety of locations around the globe, including:

[edit] Egypt

The Great Pyramid and the Sphinx

[edit] France

  • Paris/1st arrondissement (central Paris) - the Louvre Museum is home to the most famous modern pyramid, built in glass and steel


[edit] Guatemala

  • Tikal - Impressive Mayan Ruins

[edit] Italy

  • Rome - the Italian capital has a famous steep-sided pyramid, built as an ancient cenotaph for a nobleman's tomb

[edit] Mexico

El Castillo - Chichen Itza


[edit] United States of America

  • Las Vegas - a large pyramidical structure is to be found at a Las Vegas casino
  • Long Beach - the gymnasium for the baskeball and volleyball teams on the California State University, Long Beach campus is an impressive 18-story-tall blue pyramid

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