Macedonian Artifacts

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Olympia,
mother of Alexander the Great

Golden medal, Albukir treasure
Archaeologic Museum, Salonika, Greece




Depiction of Olympias, wife of Philip II. Archeological Museum, Thessaloniki, GREECE.

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Marble head of Alexander
Acropolis Museum
Athens, Greece

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Representation of the head of Hercules, 350-325 B.C., Archeological Museum, Thessaloniki, GREECE

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Statuette of young man on horseback, Macedonia. 4th cent. B.C. Archeological Museum, Pella, Greece.

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The large, gold sarcophagus found in the main chamber of `Philip's tomb', Vergina, GREECE.

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http://www.macedonian-heritage.gr/He...n/gallery.html


Very detailed Artifacts from Macedonia.

[akritas]

agree with you.
My favorite page is the one with inscriptions.

I want also to add the letter of the Alexander III into the Chians concerning the return of the exiles
http://www.csad.ox.ac.uk/Chios/Tod192.jpg

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Pre - Vedic grave monument with inscription in ancient Macedonian writing
and in an ancient Macedonian tongue: “KRE[T SE SI U L’T S’L S IQU”
("KRESHT SE SI U L'T S'L S ILJU") meaning
“GLITTER IN YOUR FLIGHT ONLY WITH THE SUN”. Ilina Gora, Upper Shrine, Osinchani, near Skopje (7000 - 6000 B.C.).

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Originally Posted by WannabTrueMacedonian

Pre - Vedic grave monument with inscription in ancient Macedonian writing
and in an ancient Macedonian tongue: “KRE[T SE SI U L’T S’L S IQU”
("KRESHT SE SI U L'T S'L S ILJU") meaning
“GLITTER IN YOUR FLIGHT ONLY WITH THE SUN”. Ilina Gora, Upper Shrine, Osinchani, near Skopje (7000 - 6000 B.C.).

where did you find that information? can you show us an "unbiased" source ie non Fyromian site/author?

[akritas]

adm
the WannaTrueMacedonian had took his info from the pseudo proffessor Vasi; Ilyov
http://www.unet.com.mk/ancient-macedonians/

also related info as about this professor was given by Orphic_Hymn in

http://www.macedoniaontheweb.com/for...read.php?t=156