Section I. The citizens of Aigai

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Detail from the tombstone of Antigonus, 340-330 BC

The so-called “madonna” of Aigai. Detail from the grave stele of a woman, second half of 4th century BC

Section II. The Tomb with the free standing column facade, 3rd century BC

Section III. The Heroon (over-ground building monumental sanctuary for a hero) and Tomb I. The mural depicting the abduction of Persephone by Hades, 350 BC

Section IV. The burial of Philip II. The gold-encrusted armour found in the chamber

Philip II. Portrait from the large frieze with the hunt scene on the gold and ivory couch in the chamber of the king’s tomb

The golden urn and the oak wreath of Philip II

The weaponry of Philip II

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Silver jug from the tomb of Philip II, 336 BC

The head of Hercules, detail from a silver vessel from the tomb of Philip II

The façade of the tomb of Philip II, 336 BC

Section V. Silver vessels from the tomb of Alexander IV

Ivory representation of Dionysus, a maenad and a young satyr from the decoration on the gold and ivory couch of Alexander IV, 310 BC

The urn and the gold oak wreath of Alexander IV, 310 BC

Silver patera, vessel for sacred libations, from the tomb of Alexander IV, 310 BC