Tomb of Olympias, Alexander The Great’s Mother, Found!

The lost tomb of Olympias, the mother of Alexander the Great, has finally been discovered. Recent excavations in the Tomb of Korinos in northern Greece have resulted in what amounts to a massive historical discovery. Pontos News reported exclusively yesterday that Professor Athanasios Bidas recently presented a suite of hard evidence at a scientific conference suggesting this latest Korinos’ tomb was that of Olympias, wife of King Philip of Macedonia and mother of Alexander the Great.

Drawing of the tomb of Olympias by the French architect Pierre Jérôme Honoré Daumet, in 1855. (Pontos News)

Professor Bidas Is Certain This Is the Tomb of Olympias

In 2019, Professor Bidas read a set of ancient inscriptions that led him to believe he had identified the Tomb of Korinos as the tomb of Olympias (born circa 375 BC; died 316 BC), mother of Alexander the Great.