This is the Luxor Las Vegas, which alludes to the purpose of at least some of the ancient Egyptian pyramids (although the light did not necessarily emit from the top).
Those Before were Greater in Power, for Pharaoh Said, "Ignite a Fire and Make a Tower so that I may Look at the God of Moses"
And Pharaoh Also Said, "Construct a Tower so that I might Reach the Ways into the Heavens, so that I may Look at the God of Moses," but No Creature can Look at Him, so God Destroyed All that Pharaoh had been Building
40:36 - 37, Qur'an
[And] Pharaoh said, "O Haman, construct a tower [pyramid] for me so that I might reach the ways - the ways into the heavens, so that I may look at the God of Moses; indeed, I think he is a liar." And thus the evil of his deed was made attractive to Pharaoh, and he was averted from the [right] way. And the plan of Pharaoh was not in [anything] except ruin -
The Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs of the Dendera Lightbulb at the Dendera Temple are Evidence of their Knowledge about Light
But according to Egyptologists, the Dendera "light" does not depict a lightbulb at all, rather, it only represents a creation myth. Consider the next section as well before making your own decision.
The Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs of Lifting Platforms at the Dendera Temple and Luxor Temple
Evidence of a Sophisticated Ancient Egyptian Apparatus
But again, according to Egyptologists, the above image as well as the following images do not depict an actual functioning apparatus at all, rather, they depict only metaphors: "the union of upper and lower Egypt" or a "combination of land, lung and windpipe, lily, and papyrus." Decide for yourself.
These Hieroglyphs Depict a Basic Representation for How a Particular Version of the Lifting Platform Works
Two people are pulling on long stems and their feet are pressed firmly at the base, while someone or something is held up by the platform.