It just steenky propaganda that ancient peoples was used whip and force em to builds it etc. Actual archeological evidence is suggest that those workers was paid and treated well.
Fun fact: the first labour strike in history occurred under Ramses III at Deir el-Medina, where workers weren’t paid for a month. It was a serious matter because the pharaoh was meant to be on top of such things.
The slave labor theory fell apart long ago. Villages sent volunteers and specialist were hired. There was a housing complex dug up in Giza where the builders stayed. Our view of the past changes every time an archeologist digs another hole.
Imagine 22 days ago
Threatening people with probes is super motivating.
SHIVA 22 days ago
Different overlords, same whip!!!
Ratkin Premium Member 22 days ago
♫ Walk Like an Egyptian ♫
Need coffee 22 days ago
Finally, a unified theory that makes sense.
Sanspareil 22 days ago
I thought they were built by Ponzi schemers!
A Common 'tator 22 days ago
Strange… he doesn’t look Jewish…
The Reader Premium Member 22 days ago
Now it all makes sense!
BJDucer 22 days ago
My first thought when I looked at the whip was “Why does he have a bent up coat hanger in his hand?”
Gent 22 days ago
Aha. Just what the ancient astronut theorists was always suspected.
Gent 22 days ago
It just steenky propaganda that ancient peoples was used whip and force em to builds it etc. Actual archeological evidence is suggest that those workers was paid and treated well.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member 22 days ago
Fun fact: the first labour strike in history occurred under Ramses III at Deir el-Medina, where workers weren’t paid for a month. It was a serious matter because the pharaoh was meant to be on top of such things.
Alverant 22 days ago
The same way CEOs “make” money.
Packratjohn Premium Member 22 days ago
Meet the new boss…
eb110americana 22 days ago
Yes, but can the little green man walk like an Egyptian?
cuzinron47 22 days ago
The corporate world hasn’t changed much.
eddi-TBH 21 days ago
The slave labor theory fell apart long ago. Villages sent volunteers and specialist were hired. There was a housing complex dug up in Giza where the builders stayed. Our view of the past changes every time an archeologist digs another hole.