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Funerary wreath from the Macedonian royal tombs, 350 BC-325 BC
Funerary wreath from the Macedonian royal tombs, 350 BC-325 BC. The royal house of Macedon, which lasted from the 9th century BC to the 4th century BC, had royal tombs at Vergina, Macedonia, Greece, site of the ancient city of Aigai. Philip II (382 BC-336 BC) was buried there, and his son Alexander the Great (356 BC-323 BC), (Alexander III from 336 BC), was the most famous member of the Argead dynasty. From the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki
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This print showcases a remarkable Funerary wreath from the Macedonian royal tombs, dating back to 350 BC-325 BC. The Macedonian royal house, which flourished from the 9th century BC to the 4th century BC, had their final resting place at Vergina in Macedonia, Greece. Aigai, an ancient city of great significance, served as the site for these prestigious tombs. Among those buried here were Philip II (382 BC-336 BC), who was laid to rest alongside his renowned son Alexander the Great (356 BC-323 BC). As a member of the Argead dynasty and one of history's most celebrated figures, Alexander III left an indelible mark on ancient Greece. The wreath itself is a testament to both artistry and solemnity. Composed of vibrant flowers and delicate leaves meticulously arranged into a garland-like form, it symbolizes mourning and pays homage to those who have passed away. This precious artifact now resides in the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki. Through this image capture by Anon (creator) from Heritage Images collection, we are transported back in time to witness not only the beauty but also the cultural significance attached to burial customs during this era. It serves as a poignant reminder that even in death, our ancestors sought ways to honor their loved ones with grace and dignity.
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