Officials unveil ancient tomb linked to Alexander the Great
Greek officials have unveiled the interior of a massive ancient tomb that may be linked to Alexander the Great. The Kasta Tomb, located in Amphipolis, has been undergoing excavation and restoration, revealing its impressive scale and intricate architecture. This site is believed to have historical significance related to key figures of the Macedonian Empire.
- ▪The Kasta Tomb measures approximately 1,630 feet in circumference and surrounds a burial mound over 20 acres in size.
- ▪Restoration efforts have uncovered marble-lined passageways and elaborate architectural details indicative of its elite status.
- ▪The tomb is associated with major figures of the Kingdom of Macedon, including generals of Alexander the Great.
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Archaeology Officials unveil ancient tomb linked to Alexander the Great By Andrea Margolis, Fox News Published May 18, 2026, 10:33 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: Underwater robotics expert reveals 'shipwreck city' hiding beneath major urban lake FBI tracks down centuries-old Christian artifact in unexpected place Man on a hike uncovers gold sword relic hidden under tree Greek officials have unveiled the interior of a massive ancient tomb possibly linked to Alexander the Great as archaeologists continue excavation and restoration work. Greece’s Ministry of Culture announced the news in a statement on May 11.
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