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Ancient Greece
Is the Mother of Alexander the Great in the Tomb at Amphipolis? Part 3
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By Andrew Chugg*
I wrote my initial article on this question on the morning of 6th September (a day before the announcement of the discovery of the caryatids) and I wrote a second part, dealing with the caryatids and a...
Ancient Greece
Is the Mother of Alexander the Great in the Tomb at Amphipolis? Part 2
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The newly discovered caryatids at the Amphipolis tomb and the symbolism of a lion suits the case of Olympias being buried in this fascinating ancient Greek tomb.
Archaeology
Greek Culture Ministry Releases Caryatids' Full Body Photographs
New revelations regarding the ancient tomb of Amphipolis have everyone on the edge of their seats. The Greek Culture Ministry has finally released full-body photographs of the two caryatids “guarding” the tomb.
After removing three rows of limestone which had been used...
Ancient Greece
13 Alexander-Era Figures Who May Be Buried in the Amphipolis Tomb
While evidence shows that archaeologists are one step away from uncovering the “big secret” of Amphipolis, Greece, people are speculating on who is buried under Casta hill. Archaeologists and other world experts have supported different theories on who is the...
Ancient Greece
Amphipolis Tomb Timeline: What We Know So Far About the Magnificent Ancient Greek Monument
This article gets updated constantly, as new findings of the Alexander the Great-era tomb surface from the Casta hill in Amphipolis, Greece.
The recent archaeological discoveries of Amphipolis have become known across the world. At first, archaeologists wondered whether Alexander the Great was buried...
Archaeology
Archaeologists Return to Zakynthos for Philip II of Spain Shipwreck
A 16th century shipwreck that had been located in the 80s two kilometers off the port of Zakynthos island, will be again in the focus of Culture Ministry archaeologists' studies.
The 20-meter-long vessel that shipwrecked near the port of Zakynthos...
Archaeology
New Museum of Pella Hosts Wealth of Macedonian Empire
The Archaeological Museum of Pella was inaugurated on September 5 by Culture and Sports Minister Kostas Tasoulas with the exhibit "Macedonian Treasures" that will run until September 30, 2015.
The exhibition showcases valuable artifacts from excavations in the area, including royal...
Archaeology
Amphipolis: Caryatids' Full Body Revealed-New Photos
The new discoveries from the tomb of Amphipolis in Greece, that keep coming to light, have caused admiration across the world.
Photos released by the Greek Culture Ministry on Thursday show that the archaeologists have revealed the whole body of the two Caryatids that...
Archaeology
How Ancient Amphipolis Tomb Looked Like
The magnificent tomb of Amphipolis, Greece, continues to fascinate the entire world. Ever since the first images that came to "light" about a month ago, the monumental burial site was enough to provoke astonishment.
This was only the beginning and it definitely hinted...
Archaeology
No State Funding For Archaeological Digs
The glories of the ancient past remain perhaps the greatest source of national pride in Greece. And in the past, the government could support archaeological research and digs. But the debt crisis and subsequent austerity budget has slashed the...


