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grbs-7331	Hammond, N. G. L.	‘Philip’s Tomb’ in Historical Context	1978	20	.pdf	application/pdf	9367	437	69	The Circumstances attending the Demise and Burial of Philip II 339 An investigation of the circumstances may help us to come to a final decision, and at the same time it is worthwhile in its own right.24 Diodorus 17.2.1 gives in a concise tnanner the sequence of events after the assassination of Philip in the theatre at Aegeae. (2) The pottery and especially a lamp of a special kind enabled Andronikos, a most capable and experienced archaeologist, to date the tomb within the bracket 350-320 B.C.; and Philip II was buried in 336 B.C. (3) The teeth in the gold coffer containing the man's remains have been analysed as those of a man over thirty-two years of age; Philip IT was in his forty-sixth year when he died.	cache/grbs-7331.pdf	txt/grbs-7331.txt