Here is the tomb of Alexander. The places believed that the two Macedonian horns buried in Egypt

The discovery of a large coffin of black granite in Alexandria raised the question of whether the discovery of the tomb of Alexander the Great was near and that the world could be in front of a great revelation that could appear in the days.

Alexandria archaeologists discovered early this month an ancient coffin during the excavation under the property of Sidi Gaber, Alexandria, in black granite of 2.75 meters × 1.65 meters and 1.85 meters. height meter, and dated to the Ptolemaic and BC 4th century, and the weight of the coffin was estimated at about 30 tons, and the Ministry of Antiquities confirmed that it had not been opened before.

which was addressed by a number of foreign newspapers as it opens high hopes for finding the grave of Alexander the Great, where the burial of Alexander and which places can be found in the cemetery of this great king?]

At the beginning, we must emphasize that historians have little differentiated the causes of the death of the Macedonian king between the suffering he suffered after suffering the "wine" or the fever, and that of the palace of Nebuchadnezzar in Babylon on June 10, 323 BC. M, and is thirty-two years old.

The difference continues, this time instead of his burial According to all historical references, most opinions are that Alexander was buried in Egypt, specifically in his city, which was called "Alexandria." While some historians believe that Lebanon, Iraq and Athens on the tomb of the Macedonian king.

With regard to the burial of Alexander in Egypt, which concerns the archaeological coffin discovered in Alexandria, a number of historians and archaeologists have discussed the possible place of The burial of Alexander in Egypt, according to Mohamed Abdel-Moneim Amer. Alexander wrote in his will that he wrote before his death his wish to be buried in the oasis of Amon in the village of Chali Bbadiwa, near his father Zeus, and then appeared in the Papyri Diodorus Sicily, who described the funeral of Alexander and his golden coffin, Egypt in the year 322 BC, that he did not finish his trip to Sioux He moved to Memphis (the current city of Al-Badrashin, Giza governorate), the capital of the country where he was crowned king, and was buried in a special funeral temple.

Although more than a historian of Ptolemaic and Roman historians, he was buried in the city of Alexandria, which he founded and became the capital of the country that bears his name.

The book "Hellenistic Egyptian and Roman Civilization" by Isaac Abid, quoting the historian Seutonius in the first half of the first century AD, states that Octavian, when he came to Alexandria, visited the tomb of Alexander, built by King Ptolemy I in the city, A crown of gold on his head, and the spread of roses on his body, and the historian Strabo's grave place as the current series, while many eyes go to the Kom Dokka district and intersection of present-day Attarin Street with the prophet Daniel.

A study entitled "The History of Alexandria: Its Origin and Civilization of Ancient Ages" states that the historian Abu El Hbadan El Masoudi mentioned in his book "Murooj Al-Zahab" ancient books that the body of Alexander was placed in a marble coffin, marble and granite, and this place remains in Alexandria, Egypt.