Current research shows that Egypts ancient pyramids, consisting of the famous Giza complex, were constructed along a lost Nile River branch, suggesting environmental modifications affected their areas and highlighting possible locations for historical focus.A research study reveals that 31 Egyptian pyramids were developed along a now-buried Nile branch, discussing their desert location and stressing the rivers historic value.31 pyramids in Egypt, including the Giza pyramid complex, might initially have actually been built along a 64-km-long branch of the river Nile which has long because been buried underneath farmland and desert. Researchers have actually previously hypothesized that one of these branches might have flown by the pyramid fields, but this has actually not been confirmed.Discovery Through Satellite ImageryEman Ghoneim and coworkers studied satellite imagery to discover the possible location of a previous river branch running along the foothills of the Western Desert Plateau, very near to the pyramid fields. The authors recommend that an increased accumulation of windblown sand, connected to a significant dry spell which started approximately 4,200 years earlier, could be one of the factors for the branchs migration eventual and east silting up.The water course of the ancient Ahramat Branch borders a large number of pyramids dating from the Old Kingdom to the Second Intermediate Period, spanning in between the Third Dynasty and the Thirteenth Dynasty.