Archaeologists discover site of ancient macedonian school

Archaeologists in northern Greece uncovered a complex dating to the fourth century BCE. The site includes learning halls, athletic facilities, and dining rooms with mosaic floors. Researchers believe this complex was the school where Aristotle tutored Alexander of Macedon.

The discovery supports the idea that Aristotle educated the king at this location. The complex offers new insight into the education of one of history’s most famous leaders.