Is this Greek hilltop the 2,400-year-old burial place of Aristotle?

Greek archaeologist ‘almost certain’ he has discovered the long-sought tomb of world’s greatest philosopherGreek archaeologists believe they have discovered the lost tomb of Aristotle, the greatest philosopher in history.Kostas Sismanidis said he was almost sure that a 2,400 year-old domed vault he unearthed in ancient Stagira was the burial place of the man credited with formalising logic. Continue reading...

Source: Guardian Unlimited Science - May 26, 2016 Category: Science Authors: Helena Smith in Athens Tags: Greece Archaeology World news Europe Science Philosophy Source Type: news