New archaeological findings in Mieza enhance knowledge of Alexander the Great

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Recent archaeological discoveries in Mieza provide insight into the educational practices of Alexander the Great.
The findings reveal the layout of an organized gymnasium complex used during Philip II's era.
Artifacts such as walls, classrooms, and sporting facilities were uncovered, showcasing the site’s functions.
High-quality architectural pieces and everyday items found at the site shed light on the community's activities.
The significance of the Royal Gymnasium is reinforced, highlighting its role in Macedonian education.

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