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This is one of 47 marble funerary steles of the 5th, 4th and 3rd centuries BC. which were decorating the graves of Macedonian citizens. They were excavated in Vergina, Macedonia, Greece. The Greek names on the steles is another testimony to the Greek origins of Macedonians.

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The head of clay statuette of the Mycenaean period found in Aiani, near Kozani, Macedonia, Greece.

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From the interior of the Macedonian tomb of Lyson and Callicles in Lefkadia, Macedonia, Greece. Late 3rd century BC.

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Section of a wall painting of Constantinople in Siatista, Macedonia, Greece.

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Clay vases from the temple of Dimitra excavated in Dion, Macedonia, Greece. This is the oldest excavated Macedonian temple with uninterupted life from the 6th till the 4th century BC. The architecture of the temple and religious offerings found during excavation resemple those of other temples throughtout Greece.