An ancient tomb held anonymous bodies for 2,300 years. Turns out they’re famous royals.

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

Ancient True Crime: The Unsolved Assassination of King Philip II

The assassination of King Philip II in 336 BC remains a haunting historical cold case of family drama and ruthless political ...
The New Criterion

Like father, like son

The outsized glamour of the life and conquests of Alexander the Great have obscured for us the achievements of his father, Philip II. Yet in many ways Philip’s deeds are as historically significant as ...
CU Boulder News & Events

Fountain Lecture: "Eurydice, Mother of Philip II of Macedon, and the Power of Memory"

Study of ancient Argead Macedonia used to focus nearly exclusively on Philip II and his son Alexander III the Great. Daily life, social and religious practices, and material culture got little ...