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Pyramids were built for over a millennium in ancient Egypt. During that time, we can discern a definite trend in their development, experimentation, ambition, and the peak precision in building the Great Pyramid of Khufu, followed by a long period of architectural decline.
So far, we have traced the earliest mounds at Abydos over 7,000 years ago to the burial and funerary mounds of Pharaoh Khasekhemwy circa 2680 BC. These were symbols of resurrection and royal divinity, ripe with magical potential. They were still, however, relatively unimposing. When did the Egyptian mounds first become mountains? The biggest leap forward on the road to building the Great Pyramid occurred under the 3rd Dynasty Pharaoh Djoser and his famous architect: Imhotep.
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NEW artist impressions reveal how the entrance of the re-developed Queen’s Market will look. A new planning application for the development has been submitted as demolition work gets underway on the Queen s Buildings in Rhyl, ahead of its multi-million pound transformation. Denbighshire County Council have appointed contractor Wye Valley Demolition to demolish unsafe areas and to remove any remaining asbestos. The local authority is working with private sector development partners, including Ion Development, to transform the Queen’s Market into a mix of retail, food and beverage, contemporary market, office and residential space. Accessibility from the waterfront and promenade into the town centre will also be improved.
End of an era as demolition work starts on Queen s Buildings in Rhyl
Locals shared memories of happier times as bulldozers rolled into action
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