I voted any of the above places because the truth of the matter is that we simply don't know. Egypt seems more probable but it has been searched. And Babylon seems like a logical place too but despite the circumstantial evidence there is no proof.
I think the 365 AD tsunami took the Tomb (along with miles of Alexandria's seafront) with it - maybe divers will come up with some piece someday. But if you mean: where is Alexander's embalmed body, which might be saved before the tsunami struck -- only Zeus-Ammon, God and Allah know, though I would still guess somewhere in Alexandria.
I voted any of the above places because the truth of the matter is that we simply don't know. Egypt seems more probable but it has been searched. And Babylon seems like a logical place too but despite the circumstantial evidence there is no proof.
ReplyDeleteThe "tomb" is in Egypt, where Ptolomy put the body, after he stole it away from Babylon. The question now is where is his body?
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Personally, I do not believe that there is a tomb at all nor a body, but if there is, it would be most likely to be in Egypt, probably well hidden.
ReplyDeleteI think the 365 AD tsunami took the Tomb (along with miles of Alexandria's seafront) with it - maybe divers will come up with some piece someday. But if you mean: where is Alexander's embalmed body, which might be saved before the tsunami struck -- only Zeus-Ammon, God and Allah know, though I would still guess somewhere in Alexandria.
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