Amphipolis Tomb Model

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Mark Cartwright
by Greektoys.org
published on 05 October 2018

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The 4th century BCE burial mound at Amphipolis was discovered in 2012 CE and it is one of the most important archaeological finds of the last 40 years. It has a surrounding wall measuring almost 500 metres in circumference and constitutes the largest burial site ever found in Greece. Dated to after the death of Alexander the Great (323 BCE)

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