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The exhibition “Chaeronea, August 2, 338 BC: A day that changed the world” is extended until April 23rd

The exhibition at the Museum of Cycladic Art approaches in an ingenious way one of the most significant historical events of Greek antiquity, the Battle of Chaeronea

The Gymnasium in Mieza where Aristotle taught Alexander the Great – What the findings reveal (photos)

The next major challenge is the completion of the excavations where the school where Aristotle taught the great Greek king of Macedonia was located

Mitsotakis: Philip’s palace in Aiges proves the timeless Greekness of Macedonia (photos)

Alexander the Great was proclaimed king there & the same columns that the visitor sees today "heard" the Macedonians soldiers rhythmically calling out his name

Alexander the Great temple proclaiming him Divine unearthed in Iraq

Mind Blowing: Abandoned Greek Temple 1,000 Years Prior to Alexander? - Ancient City of Girsu remembered

2,300-year-old grave has remains of Greek prostitute who may have followed Alexander the Great’s army

The woman, who was buried with an ornate bronze mirror, was laid to rest 2,300 years ago on the road to Jerusalem

2nd-century Alexander the Great statue with lion’s-mane hairstyle unearthed in Turkey

Alexander was a popular figure in the ancient world long after his untimely death at age 32 in Babylon beside the Euphrates River

Did Alexander the Great have any children?

In a word: yes. Alexander had one and possibly even two children

Iron Maiden: They played the legendary track “Alexander the Great” for the first time live (video)

37 years after its release!

Alexander’s Legacy: The Hellenistic Period and the Dawn of a New Era

Spanning from Alexander the Great to Cleopatra VII this era saw the spread of Greek culture & influence throughout the Mediterranean world

AI is deciphering a 2,000-year-old ‘lost book’ describing life after Alexander the Great

Researchers are using machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence, to discern the faint ink on the rolled-up papyrus scroll

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