The archeological site of Mieza located in Macedonia is where Aristotle is believed to have tutored Alexander the Great.

Alexander the Great's vast empire was built upon his keen and continuously changing battle tactics, which depended on the enemy and terrain.

A Remarkable Discovery About Alexander The Great's Father, Philip II, Could Change How Historians Study Macedonia While conducting studies on ancient burial mounds in the town of Vergina in Greece ...

Introduction Alexander the Great is known in the world as one of the greatest Emperors and warriors who fought and conquered ...

A tomb in Greece that was thought to hold Alexander the Great’s father, Philip II, might instead contain the remains ... Researchers said the man is likely to have spent his childhood away from the ...

A tomb in Greece that was thought to hold Alexander the Great’s father, Philip II, might instead ... to have spent his childhood away from the Macedonian capital of Pella, which is about 20 ...

This kingdom was conquered by Philip II of Macedon, Alexander’s father, in 358 BC. According to a statement ... revealing the complex networks and power structures of ancient Macedonia, especially ...

From there, the party went to Meteora, a rock formation that rises from the plains of Thessaly, which houses the most ...

However, recent studies, including this one, now suggest that the remains in the tomb do not match the expected profile of Philip II. Instead, the researchers propose that these bones belong to an ...

A diagram of the Great Tumulus of Vergina with the four graves, one of which was previously thought to contain the body of Philip II (Yannis Maniatis, Konstantina Drosou , Miren Iraeta Orbegozo ...