Miaza, Greece –Greek city times According to reports, archaeologists renew the excavation in Northern Greece’s Maya, a site linked to the famous Greek philosopher Aristotle. According to the Greek historians, it was in the ancient Macedonian city that Aristotle toured young Alexander Azam between 343 and 340. B The recent work is focused on the investigation and protection of the memorable gymnasium, which is dedicated to both physical and intellectual training. New dating confirmed that it was built around the middle of the fourth century BStrengthen the site relationship with Aristotle, Alexander, and his father Philip II. A lot of complexes were planned and made in 14 acres and three rock cut roofs, including two -storey, 650 feet tall xystosA string to be used for exercises. The broken jar, which once had precious ethania olive oil, was found in the rooms around the Palestra. Greek athletes traditionally covered themselves in liquids, and the presence of anecdotes confirms the luxurious tastes of Macedonian youth. Perhaps the most notable discovery was a collection of four styls, used to write Greek utensils, once used by Aristotle’s students themselves. More information on the sites associated with Alexander’s youth, “go to Alexander the Great’s Infloited Story”.
Aristotle’s ancient school post post was published by First Archaeological Magazine in a new investigation.
