Archaeologists find 10 tombs in Turkey possibly linked to Alexander the Great's soldiers

Archaeologists working in Turkey have uncovered 10 ancient tombs dating to the Hellenistic and Roman periods, near a former Mediterranean port. Some of the burials appear linked to the city's Macedonian history, raising the possibility they belong to soldiers of Alexander the Great. Researchers stress that the identity of those buried has not yet been confirmed.

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