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The Great Pyramid of Cholula near Puebla, Mexico is the <hl>largest pyramid by volume</hl> in the world — roughly 4.45 million cubic meters, nearly twice the Great Pyramid of Giza. It's so overgrown that the Spanish built a church on top of it.
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Next evidence →sealed tunnelBeneath the Pyramid of the Feathered Serpent at Teotihuacán, archaeologists in 2013 discovered a sealed tunnel that had been untouched for nearly 1,800 years. Inside they found thousands of artifacts including pyrite mirrors, jade statues, and liquid mercury.

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Nubian pyramids of MeroëThe Nubian pyramids of Meroë in present-day Sudan number over 200 — more than all Egyptian pyramids combined — and feature steeper angles averaging 70°.
SudanSudan actually has more pyramids than Egypt — roughly 255 compared to Egypt's 138. The Nubian pyramids at Meroë, built by the Kingdom of Kush, are steeper and smaller but represent a civilization that rivaled Egypt for centuries.
Bent PyramidThe Bent Pyramid changes angle partway up from 54° to 43°, likely because the original angle proved structurally unstable. This engineering lesson directly influenced the design of later pyramids.
Pyramid of DjoserThe Pyramid of Djoser at Saqqara was designed by Imhotep and consists of six stacked mastabas, making it the world's oldest monumental stone structure at approximately 4,700 years old.

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