The Great Pyramid of Giza, as seen by text-to-image algorithms fed with ancient texts.

”Accident has consigned to oblivion the names of those who erected such stupendous memorials of their vanity” Pliny the Elder, CE 77, The Natural History, BOOK XXXVI, 17

“Two of these are even numbered among the Seven Wonders of the World, for they are a stadium in height, are quadrangular in shape, and their height is a little greater than the length of each of the sides; and one of them is only a little larger than the other.” Strabo, BCE 17, The Geographica, Book XVII

“At a moderate height in one of the sides is a stone, which may be taken out; when that is removed, there is an oblique passage to the tomb.” Strabo, BCE 17, The Geographica, Book XVII.1