The ancient structure constructed as a tomb for the Pharaohs is the pyramid. Pyramids, particularly the Great Pyramid of Giza, were built as monumental burial sites designed to facilitate the passage of the deceased Pharaoh into the afterlife. These structures reflect the Egyptians' architectural innovation, religious beliefs, and social hierarchy. Pyramids were often filled with treasure, food, and goods that the Pharaoh would need in the afterlife, showcasing the wealth of the nation and the importance of the Pharaoh’s role in society.