Ancient Greek Heroon Discovered Near Aigio

Archaeologists have made significant discoveries in two regions: Aigio in Greece and Bozcaada in Turkey. In Greece, a heroon dedicated to an ancient hero was unearthed, revealing a trove of exquisite gold jewelry and intact tombs, indicating a high social status of the buried individuals. This site, believed to date back before 300 BC, is part of a larger excavation on the Trapeza plateau and showcases the Ancient Greeks' remarkable craftsmanship and cultural practices. Meanwhile, in Turkey, a 366-year-old castle bath built by Grand Vizier Köprülü Mehmed Pasha was uncovered at Bozcaada Castle, highlighting the architectural heritage of the Ottoman period. Both sites offer exciting insights into their respective historical and cultural contexts, with ongoing excavations promising further revelations.