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Rock-cut tomb within a Hellenistic necropolis featuring a stepped entrance and a burial chamber with specific niches for remains. This archaeological site illustrates ancient burial customs and decorative remnants from the 3rd century BC. 了解更多…
Tomb 1 is a rock-cut tomb dating back to the 3rd century BC. It forms part of a larger necropolis designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The architecture of the site reflects Hellenistic styles, showing influences from both Egyptian and Macedonian traditions.
The structure features a stepped entrance that leads down into a main burial chamber. This chamber contains four burial niches alongside two smaller niches, which were likely intended for ash urns. Decorative remnants remain visible within the tomb, providing evidence of ancient burial customs and aesthetic practices.
As an integral part of the archaeological site of the Tombs of the Kings, this specific tomb is open to the public. It serves as a physical record of the historical background and funerary traditions of the region during the Hellenistic period.
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