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I found this to be quite interesting, and I thought y'all would enjoy it. Alexander the Great Brought to Life: Facial Reconstruction https://images-squarespace--cdn-com.cdn.ampproject.org/ii/AW/s/images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6047d405b02148755fb6e601/1679561641321-SVOTRKF6GKXPH7GI7ZD6/maxres...

If a sword wasn't Alexander's usual weapon, what would he have used in India when he scaled the wall and fought the Mallians until an arrow took him down? I always envisioned him swinging and stabbing with a sword. Would he have used a spear?

Thank you for the replies. I was aware of the difficulty in obtaining DNA from cremains, but I was wondering if scientists had managed to obtain even trace strands, possibly from teeth, especially with all the advances being made in technology. Ancient cremation likely didn't reach the extreme tempe...

Greetings, everyone. I've been a lurker off and on here for years, and I'm researching Tomb III at Vergina, namely the remains that may have belonged to Alexander IV. Forensic facial reconstruction was done on the remains found in Tomb II, now confirmed to be that of Philip II, but we don't hear muc...