The Tomb of Alexander the Great is located in the Siwa Oasis of Egypt because:

- A large above-ground, temple-like Macedonian royal tomb has been uncovered, which can only be for a GOD, HERO, Alexander.

- The tomb itself is also a place of worship, evidenced by the symbols and objects found that relate to the veneration of Alexander. Worship of a non-heroic king is impossible, because Alexander was both a HERO and a god.

- The architectural elements of the building demonstrate its grand scale and the exquisite Greek classical art style.

- The size of the Tomb, which covers five hundred square meters.

- The Macedonian symbol of the Dynasty, the star surrounded by a rhombus, as found in Alexander's Tomb.

- Alexander is buried within a GOLD MINE, where only Alexander could be laid to rest. Inside the tomb, numerous pieces of purple shells (amphorae) were found.

- The life-size statues of lions, found in the Tomb, along with the protective heads, are symbols of regal authority.

- The inscriptions discovered that confirm the Tomb belongs to Alexander.

- The legend and personality of Alexander dominate the customs and traditions of the oasis to this day.

- All findings to date are unique throughout Egypt.

Author: SOUVALTZI LIANNA

Language: ENGLISH

Pages: 244

Year of publication: 2024