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Aigai (Vergina) – Philip’s Life, Death and Burial

Aigai near the Greek town of Vergina, is the site of both King Philip II’s assassination in 336 BC and the location of his burial tomb. His death was hugely consequential as it suddenly elevated his son Alexander III, otherwise known as Alexander the Great, to the Macedonian throne at the age of 20. We can only speculate how history would have been altered if Alexander the Great had been elevated to the throne at a later age. We will explore Philip’s life, death and burial in this video. Alexander Mosaic (Battle of Issus Mosaic) by unknown artist c. 100 BC a two-dimensional, public domain work of art Macedonian Phalanx under license Massimo Todaro/Shutterstock Family Icon Vector under license nelelena/Shutterstock Alexander the Great Threatened by his Father by Donato Creti c. 1700 a two-dimensional, public domain work of art Philip II Illustration under license German Vizulis/Shutterstock IG: HistoryfortheTourist Early Frost by Dynamedion – royalty free, copyright free music license through CyberLink’s PowerDirector 365 All other photos and videos by the creator of this video Turkey October 2023 Greece July 2023, Greece July 2024 All maps by the creator of this video TPF August 2025 using Google Earth All overlays and labeling by the creator of this video TPF August 2025