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| Greek tomb is 'important discovery' | |
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| CJ | Aug 14 2014, 12:31 AM Post #1 |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-28758920 Archaeologists unearthing a burial site at Amphipolis in northern Greece have made an "extremely important find", says Greek PM Antonis Samaras. Experts believe the tomb belonged to an important figure dating back to the last quarter of the Fourth Century BC. A large mound complex has been unearthed at the Kasta hill site in the past two years. Lead archaeologist Katerina Peristeri said it certainly dated from after the death of Alexander the Great. "The land of Macedonia continues to move and surprise us, revealing from deep within its unique treasures," Mr Samaras said while visiting the mound complex on Tuesday. Well, this sounds exciting - but there's no indication as to who the important figure might be. Any ideas? |
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