Macedonian site may be lost capital of ancient kingdomRecent excavations reveal that Gradishte is a complex urban center much older than previously thought, possibly predating Alexander the Great.
Ancient shackles testify to brutality of Egypt's gold minesAlexander the Great's conquest of Egypt led to a significant gold rush, influencing the economy and society through mining activities.
Alexander the Great's lost TUNIC is found after 2,300 yearsAn ancient purple tunic found in Greece is believed to have belonged to Alexander the Great, revealing connections to his royal heritage.
Was This Scrap of Cloth Once a Tunic Worn by Alexander the Great?A newly proposed identification of a tomb in Greece suggests it may belong to Alexander the Great rather than his father, Philip II.
Sacred tunic belonging to Alexander the Great may have been identifiedA Greek scholar claims to have identified Alexander the Great's sacred tunic found in a royal tomb in Vergina.
Macedonian site may be lost capital of ancient kingdomRecent excavations reveal that Gradishte is a complex urban center much older than previously thought, possibly predating Alexander the Great.
Ancient shackles testify to brutality of Egypt's gold minesAlexander the Great's conquest of Egypt led to a significant gold rush, influencing the economy and society through mining activities.
Alexander the Great's lost TUNIC is found after 2,300 yearsAn ancient purple tunic found in Greece is believed to have belonged to Alexander the Great, revealing connections to his royal heritage.
Was This Scrap of Cloth Once a Tunic Worn by Alexander the Great?A newly proposed identification of a tomb in Greece suggests it may belong to Alexander the Great rather than his father, Philip II.
Sacred tunic belonging to Alexander the Great may have been identifiedA Greek scholar claims to have identified Alexander the Great's sacred tunic found in a royal tomb in Vergina.
Was Alexander the Great really gay? The truth behind the myths and hearsayThe true sexual orientation of Alexander the Great remains unclear, with evidence suggesting both heterosexual and homosexual relationships.
Lovers, famous and infamous DW 02/14/2025Historians remain divided on the nature of the relationship between Alexander the Great and Hephaestion, reflecting a complex dynamic of friendship and possible love.
Countries That Were Once Part of Alexander the Great's EmpireAlexander the Great's conquests spread Greek culture across vast regions, creating lasting Hellenistic influences in modern countries.
Thessalonike of MacedonThessalonike of Macedon symbolizes the intersection of history and myth, reflecting both her royal lineage and her enduring legacy in Greek culture.