Alexander III was born in Pella, the ancient capital of Macedonia, in July 356BC. His conquests at war, such his victory at ...

They identified Tomb I as containing Alexander the Great's father and Tomb II to contain his half brother Philip III of Macedon – not the other way around as previously assumed. One of Professor ...

After the site was discovered, researchers identified three tombs - referred to as tombs I, II, and III - as the likely ...

A male skeleton that was previously identified as Alexander the Great’s father has turned out to be the remains of an unknown ...

When Alexander the Great visited the tomb of Cyrus of Persia, he found it ransacked and ordered that the tomb be restored.

A new study challenges the long-held belief that the tomb of Philip II of Macedon lies within the Great Tumulus at Vergina, ...

Archaeologists in North Macedonia believe they may have found the remains of Lyncus, the lost capital city of Lyncestis that was settled in the mountainous region of Upper Macedonia sometime in ...

Our ultimate destination was Siwa, where in 331BC Alexander the Great ... St Anthony – later known as the "father of all monks" – went there to live in an empty tomb, and was tempted by ...

There was a connection between the two families: Aristotle’s father had been a ... Andronikos unsealed the unlooted tomb of Alexander IV, the son of Alexander the Great.