Why was transportation of stones made to build pyramids easier during inundation?

Transportation of stones for pyramid construction became easier during the inundation because the Nile River flooded its banks, creating a network of waterways. This allowed large stone blocks to be transported more efficiently via boats and rafts, reducing the need for labor-intensive overland hauling. Additionally, the wet ground made it easier to maneuver heavy materials, as the mud provided a more stable base for moving equipment. Overall, the inundation season facilitated the logistical challenges of transporting massive stones to the construction sites.