of weathering. It contained a marble throne with armrests supported by sphinxes. Gallery See also Vergina Sun Macedonia (Greece) Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai (Vergina) Notes References Drougou S., Saatsoglou Ch., Vergina: Reading around the archaeological site, Ministry of Culture, 2005. Further reading Barr-Sharrar, Beryl (2013-10-01) Some Comprehensive New Publications on Ancient Macedonia, American Journal of Archaeology, 117, pp. 599–608. Drougou, Stella; Saatsoglou-Paliadelē, Chrysoula. Vergina: wandering through the archaeological site (2004), Athens: Archaeological Receipts Fund, Direction of Publications . Drougou, S. Macedonian Metallurgy: an Expression of Royalty, L. Fox (ed.), Heracles to Alexander the Great, Oxford: Ashmolean Museum, 2011. Romero, Ramona V. (2003) Vergina: tomb II and the Great Tumulus; a reevaluation of identities. Films for the Humanities & Sciences. The glory of Macedonia, 2000, DVD, . External links Information at the official site of the Ministry of Culture and Sports. Information about the museum. Small heads of Alexander the Great and his mother Olympias made of ivory, Vergina - by Kantonsschule Zürcher Unterland (KZU) (Archived) Golden larnax, Vergina - KZU (Archived) Archaeological Site of Aigai (modern name Vergina) - UNESCO World Heritage Centre Populated places in Imathia Ancient Greek archaeological sites in Central Macedonia World Heritage Sites in Greece Burial sites of the Argead dynasty Burial sites of the Antigonid dynasty