This finally determined that Tomb I contained the remains of Philip II, along with his wife Cleopatra (not that Cleopatra) and their infant son, who were both killed after Philip II’s assassination.

This finally determined that Tomb I contained the remains of Philip II, along with his wife Cleopatra (not that Cleopatra) and their infant son, who were both killed after Philip II’s assassination.

The site is now a UNESCO World Heritage location and one of Greece’s most important archaeological finds. For years, many believed the remains in one tomb belonged to Philip II, along with his ...

In a startling development, archaeologists say these mysterious skeletons are the father and son of this legendary ruler.

While archaeologists have known that Philip II’s final resting place was in a tomb located at Aigai (now Vergina, Greece), they couldn’t determine which tomb contained his remains. Now, a study from ...