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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #46728 The earliest
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The    earliest    existing    description    of    the    pyramids    was    written    by    the    Greek    historian    Herodotus.    After    visiting    Egypt    in    the    fifth    century    BC,    Herodotus  described  the    four    faces    of    the    Great    Pyramid    as    being    covered    with    highly-polished    limestone,    with    joints    so    fine    that    they    were    almost  .    Four    centuries    later,    the    geographer    Strabo    wrote    of    a    perfectly  ,    hinged    stone    located    on    the    north    face    of    the    pyramid.    The    stone    could    be    raised    to    form    an    entrance,    but    when    was    indistinguishable    from    the    surrounding    stone.    The    hidden    entrance    apparently    gave    access    to    a    narrow    passage    that    more    than    350    feet    into    a    damp,    vermin-infested    pit    carved    out    of    the    bedrock    directly    beneath    the    base    of    the    pyramid.    However,    by    the    1st    century    AD,    the        of    this    door    had    been    lost.    

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