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Amphipolis Greek tomb – Bones of at least five people including woman and baby found

January 20, 2015January 20, 2015 adminkat Leave a comment

Greek archaeologists have discovered the bones of at least five people in the limestone grave at the massive Alexander the Great-era burial mound complex at Kasta Hill, Serres. Analysis of the bones found in the grave show that they belong to a woman, a baby, two men and an adult person who was cremated prior to […]

Archaeologist Dorothy King interview about Amphipolis dead

November 13, 2014November 13, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

“We can reconstruct the face of the dead in Amphipolis”

November 13, 2014November 13, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

Mr. Manolis Papagrigorakis, talks about the information the skeleton will give us. The skeleton will talk. And very soon indeed. It will tell us the age, cause of death, sex, lifestyle ,habits and diseases. Science and modern technology applied in most Greek laboratories, will not stay in such simple things …. “We can reconstruct his face, […]

Amphipolis shocking news! Skeleton has been found!

November 12, 2014November 12, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

Today, as we are writing this article,  the Amphipolis press briefing announced that a skeleton was found, almost intact! The genetic material will be transferred to a special laboratory for testing in order to obtain the first data on the identity and ascertaining the exact age. “Wait a few days, have a little patience,” replied […]

Alexander’s grave – Inside the Tomb HD video

October 31, 2014October 31, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

The first video from inside the tomb of Amphipolis! You can admire and feel the same awe felt by archaeologists!  

The Amphipolis Karyatids finally revealed!

September 21, 2014September 21, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

By removing three rows of limestone sealing wall, in the front part of the second baffle wall, the whole of the Amphipolis Karyatids is finally revealed. They have a height of 2,27m. Wearing a long chiton and long fringed robe with rich folds. On the feet, they wear sandals, which are decorated with red and […]

Archaeologists have entered the third chamber of the Amphipolis grave

September 14, 2014September 14, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

The excavation team entered the third chamber of the burial monument on the hill of Kastas last Friday, from the existing hole in the wall of the third aperture, to document its state and to determine the structural conditios of the chamber in order to design the necessary steps to retain and support the structure. According to […]

Amphipolis news. The caryatids are integral!

September 12, 2014September 12, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

Check the pictures – the face of the second Caryatid was not removed from grave robbers – It was found in the soil and pasted from the group of archaeologists in the tomb. The information coming to light regarding the tomb Amphipolis, is absolutely impressive. Pictures published a few hours ago by the greek Ministry of […]

Shock! Increased police force at Amphipolis!

September 10, 2014September 10, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

We are soon expected to have new developments regarding the excavations in the Macedonian tomb of Amphipolis, as just a little while ago,  the greek government started to take very strict security measures to ban transit in the area of the tomb. Greek police force, heavily armourded with guns are guarding the entrance. Still, the […]

The first picture: This is the tomb of Amphipolis!

September 9, 2014 adminkat Leave a comment

Today, we can present the first  axonometric design representation of the burial monument by the architect of the Ministry of Culture Mr. M. Lefantzi. We have two diaphragm walls on which there are placed, the Sphinxes on the first wall and the Caryatids on the second wall. The archaeologists continue with the task of maintenance and structural […]

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