who built the Pyramids?

In this book, we document in great details about the early historians who documented and visited the Pyramids such Herodotus. But did he really visit the real Pyramids?  Did he see the original ones or who saw something else?

Interesting findings and questions about Herodotus theory: 

 Scholars and scientists have studied and discussed at length various aspects of the construction of the Pyramids, who may have built them and how. Even today, there are multiple theories as historians do not quite agree on some of these great monuments' details.

In this book, we document in great detail early historians' accounts of their visits to the Pyramids,  such as Herodotus; but did he really visit the real Pyramids, or did he see something else? 

Interesting findings and questions about Herodotus theory:

 — Did you know that there are more than 100 Pyramids in Egypt?

 — Why didn't Herodotus mention the Sphinx in his writings?

 — Herodotus describes a small Pyramid in front of a big pyramid. This is the case in the location of the  Dahshur Pyramids, but not the famous Giza Pyramids.

 — All scientists agree that the Giza Pyramids were built at the same time and not by different groups at different times, as Herodotus mentions in his writings. Is it possible that Herodotus was talking about the Dahshur Pyramids and not the Giza Pyramids?

Hence, we can infer that the great pyramids were not built by three different groups, as Herodotus claimed, but by one single group or individual who had knowledge and strength, and whose knowledge ended with him when he died.

In fact, the distance between the great pyramids and the pyramid of Dahshur is only 20 miles, so it is impossible for Herodotus to have missed the great pyramids.

The main question would be who came after Herodotus and built the Great Pyramids. The answer is Alexander the Great and Professor Aristotle.

Herodotus in his historical writing, he describes with details the pyramids above which, they are the pyramids of Dahshur   

 Map of Dahshur with its Pyramids for more evidence about what Herodotus talk about(The sphinx was not mentioned because it is not existing in Dahshur) 

The Sphinx is not mentioned by Herodotus, but Alexander the Great is known as the Lion in history 

A view from above of the Great Pyramids of Giza