Due to forensic studies in 2015, it is now believed that Philip II was buried in Tomb I. As such, others have proposed Tomb II to contain the remains of Philip Arrhidaeus and his wife Eurydice, due to the time of their death in 317 BC and that Arrhidaeus was known to have received honors at burial.
Due to forensic studies in 2015, it is now believed that Philip II was buried in Tomb I As such, others have proposed Tomb II to contain the remains of Philip Arrhidaeus and his wife Eur.ydice, due to the time of their death in 317 BC and that Arrhidaeus was known to have received honors at burial.