Researchers have yet to conclusively determine what the wooden fragment is, but it’s widely believed that it was used as a measuring tool during the construction of the Great Pyramid.

and wood were used as transportation causeways for moving the large stones to their positions up and around the four sides of the pyramids.

In 1954, Egyptian archeologist Kamal el Mallakh, acting on a hunch, dug under a stone wall on the south side of the Great Pyramid. Beneath a layer of earth mixed with wood chips, charcoal ...

The Ark of the Covenant is a sacred, gold-plated wooden chest that features in the ... "the deepest and most remote part of the original pyramid structure", which is "carved out of the bedrock ...