Tomb II - Philip's Tomb - The Tomb of Alexander the Great
Tomb II, also known as Philip's tomb is actually the tomb build for burial of the Macedonian king, Alexander the Great. The golden larnax in the main chamber contains the remains of the king Cassander while the golden larnax found in antechamber contains the remains of Thessalonice. On the top of the tomb it was found remains of many inflammable objects and two burnt iron swords and one iron spearhead. All those artifacts found there testify that a symbolic burials was performed of Cassander's sons, Antipater and Alexander V, in the moment before the tomb was finally coverd with earth. The young Macedonian kings were killed in 294.
Ivory Heads Found in Tomb II belongs to members of two Royal families
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