A twenty- years study of historical sources, the tomb buildings, the skeleton bones and the burial artifacts of the tombs of Vergina undermines an historical error of facts concerning the identity of the dead kings at Vergina.
The detailed study of the ancient Greek sources concerning the tombs and the burial artifacts together with the conclusions of professors of Anthropology about the skeleton bones, the physiognomical features and the age of the deads, lead to the conclusion – however bold this might be considered- that in tomb II after 274BC under the reign of Antigonus Gonatas Alexander the Great together with queen Roxanne were buried while in tomb III their twelve years son Alexander D’. Read more…
