Pyramids around the world

A pyramid (from Greek: πυραμίς pyramis) is a structure whose outer surfaces are triangular and converge to a single point at the top

Disputed Pyramids

• Pyramids in Antarctica   >>read>>
• Pyramids in Bosnia   >>read>>

Recognised Pyramids

• Mexico: Great pyramid of Cholula
• Mexico: La Quemada Votive Pyramid
• Guatemala: Mayan pyramids of Tikal
• Italy: Pyramid of Cestius
• Greece:  Pyramids of Argolis
• Egypt: Pyramid of Djoser
• Egypt: Great Pyramid of Giza
• Egypt: Pyramid of Khafre
• Peru: Chavin Temple Complex
• Mexico: Pyramid of the Sun
• Sudan: Nubian Meroë Pyramids
• Iraq: Ziggurat of Ur
• Cambodia: Koh Ker
• Algeria: Madghacen
• Sardinia: Monte d’Accoddi
• Canary Islands: Pyramids of Guimar
• Java: Sukuh Javanese Hindu Temple
• Java: Gunung Padang

How did people from around the world, that had “no contact”, come up with similar shaped buildings that are much harder to construct than a square or rectangular building?

What was the reason for building such massive structures in the first place? Tombs, libraries, sound healing chambers, electromagnetic generators, landing sites for UFO’s, landmarks, what?