First off,
You need to know this about me; I prefer the Pyramid builders’ idea, and even their spiritual concepts. I am not keen on the priest period, coming in later Egypt. They seem too much like politicians in today’s world.

But the most ancient pharaohs of Egypt the Pyramid builders, saw something very different from the priest that took over later down the line.

They believed in the soul, and traveling among the stars, whereas the
priest invented an alternative path where people would live again, through the Resurrection of Osiris… 
Remind you of anything?

This is not about the Pyramid builders themselves, but what the archaeologists today refer to as their sarcophagus (coffins).

Where are the Pyramid Builder’s

A).
The biggest thing that has always nagged me was the fact that nobody has ever been found inside the sarcophagus.

I have never head of a Pyramid builder’s body found. There are some (very few) bones that have been found, but most times they date from either further back (?) or later.

Are Archaeologists Sure that they are Coffins

B).

Another thing I noticed and again it presented more questions in my mind than any answers.. The fact that almost all of them seem to lack a top part, the part that would seal the (coffin)?

And then in another case you have a odd looking Coffin? The Mysterious Sarcophagus of Sekhemkhet completely sealed, but then its found empty..?

All the sarcophagus‘ are made of one single block of material, either alabaster, granite or something else. Clearly indicating the importance of it, being of the same material. There seems to be a pattern or some sort of standard to how it should
have looked.

Another thing to keep in mind is the fact, that the coffins could not have been dragged in after the building was constructed, because the passage
ways are too narrow. 


It is therefore concluded that the sarcophagus‘ were
placed inside before they completed the construction. Most likely when the construction reached the levels of where they were going to be placed…


Should this then mean that they dragged in the king’s body after? Since pyramids where build while the king lived (or so is the thought).. hardly a royal way of burial..


nahh.. to me, too many things, does not make sense, if it is a tomb…

I have a
little something to share with you, Pictures of some Sarcophagus‘ from the
Pyramid builder‘s and something else…

Download Free eBook about the Empty Sarcophagus, The Pyramid builders

Read more about The Coffins of Ancient Egypt on Tour Egypt http://www.touregypt.net/featurestories/coffins.htm