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Alexander the Great and His Soldiers Cause Shock and Awe in Turkey 2500 Years Later

"Rescue excavations in the necropolis of the ancient city of Aigai (in Aeolis, Turkey) have brought to light tombs of soldiers of Alexander the Great."

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Alexander the Great and His Soldiers Cause Shock and Awe in Turkey 2500 Years Later

"Rescue excavations in the necropolis of the ancient city of Aigai (in Aeolis, Turkey) have brought to light tombs of soldiers of Alexander the Great."

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