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The Pyramid of Khufu (also known as Giza) was the first wonder of the Ancient World. Built around 2600 B.C., it stood as the tallest structure on Earth for nearly 4,000 years. Its construction involved approximately 2 million blocks of granite, covered with limestone, assembled using intricate systems of wooden cranes, and transported on barges from Upper Nile. Various theories suggest that the Egyptians had access to advanced technology, or even that they received assistance from beings from another world. Regardless, the construction of the Pyramids was the most significant engineering feat of humanity to date, involving an unprecedented expenditure of resources and labor.

In the year 49 B.C., Julius Caesar gathers the leaders of the main colonies in Hispania Ulterior in Corduba, where he expresses gratitude for their support during the war. The conflict between Caesar and Pompey was coming to an end with a clear victor, but not all Roman citizens were in favor of Caesar.