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While the glow of Persephone conquers international media and "fires lit" on the occupant of the tomb, the team on the hill castes Amphipolis still under excavation Katerina Peristeri to answers around the monumental discovery, that has managed for two months to keep "alive" interest Greek and international public, surprising each time with disparate ornaments that decorate and dimensions.

A typical example is the "National Geographic», which is the online version considers that disclosure form Persephone mosaic of second place, behind the Caryatids, may indicate that the tomb belongs to a woman. And it does not just predict the sex of the deceased, but proceeds in certain cases for oral Professor of Classics at the University of Missouri, January Gouodringkton, who argues that the tomb could belong either to the wife of Alexander the Great, the Roxanne, or his mother Olympias.