Discovery of Ancient Tomb Dating Back 2,300 Years, Believed to Belong to the Most Successful Military Leader in History

Penemuan Makam Kuno Berusia 2.300 Tahun, Diduga Milik Pemimpin Militer Tersukses Sepanjang Sejarah

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is: "Discovery of Ancient Tomb Dating Back 2,300 Years, Allegedly Belonging to the Most Successful Military Leader in History."

Discovery of Ancient Tomb Dating Back 2,300 Years, Believed to Belong to the Most Successful Military Leader in History

The following is the translation of the given text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The archaeologists said they have uncovered the identity of human remains in the ancient Greek royal tomb, which is considered as 'one of the most historically significant skeletons' in Europe."

In a study published in the Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, a skeleton believed to belong to the father, stepbrother, and son of Alexander the Great, the ruler of the Kingdom of Macedonia from 336 BC until his death in 323 BC, was found.

In his leadership, this legendary figure led an epic military campaign, creating one of the largest empires in history that stretched from Greece to northwestern India. Known as an undefeated commander on the battlefield, he is recognized as one of the most successful and accomplished military commanders in history.

"The Mystery of the Tomb of the Macedonian Kingdom Revealed."

In the recent study, researchers investigated the remains of a skeleton found in the "Great Tumulus," part of the extensive Aegae cemetery in northern Greece. The "Great Tumulus" is one of the four groups of Macedonian royal tombs in Aegae, hidden beneath tumuli—mounds of earth and stone that cover the graves.

Inside the Great Tumulus, there are three key tombs, known as Royal Tombs I, II, and III, believed to date back to the late 4th century BC. Nevertheless, the identities of the occupants of each tomb have been the subject of lengthy debate among scholars, adding to the mystery surrounding the ancient Macedonian city of Aegae.

The findings from this excavation have helped Vergina become a famous UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "The royal tomb beneath the Great Tumulus was excavated in the 1970s, and archaeologists later proposed that the tomb contained the burials of Macedonian nobles, namely, the father of Alexander the Great (Philip II), his son (Alexander IV), and his half-brother (Arrhidaeus Philip III)."

Temuan dari penggalian ini membantu Vergina menjadi Situs Warisan Dunia UNESCO yang terkenal.<br>

The translation of the given text while preserving the HTML tags is as follows: "Hasilnya, peneliti menyimpulkan bahwa Makam II adalah milik Raja Arrhidaeus dan istrinya Adea Eurydice. Akhirnya, para peneliti tidak menemukan bukti yang membantah pandangan yang diterima secara luas bahwa Makam III adalah milik Alexander IV.“Kesimpulan ini membantah spekulasi tradisional bahwa Makam II adalah milik Philip II,” tulis para penulis."

Considering their conclusion that Tomb II belongs to Arrhidaeus, not Philip II, researchers argue that some items found inside it, such as armor, once belonged to Alexander the Great.

"The identity of its inhabitants will have a significant impact on the interpretation of its contents. For example, due to the ancient depictions and descriptions, some experts argue that certain objects in Tomb II, such as the armor, belong to Alexander the Great. Remarkably, this can only happen if this is the Tomb of Arrhidaeus, not the Tomb of Philip II," wrote the authors.

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