Tomb in Greece
The eight-chambered tomb dates to the Hellenistic Age between the fourth and second century B.C., and is the largest of its kind ever found in Greece. The biggest multichambered tombs until now contained three chambers. The 678-square-foot tomb hewn out of rock was discovered by a farmer plowing his field on the eastern edge of the ancient cemetery of Pella, some 370 miles north of Athens, archaeologists said.
Ref. https://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060213/ap_on_...ce_ancient_tomb
What fascinates me most about these finds is that they haven't yet been found! So much of our global history is just plain buried. I yearn for days when what is found is something that's actually new and different. This tomb appears to be different in that it's the largest of its kind so far.
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