Ancient gymnasium where Aristotle taught Alexander the Great found in Greece
Archaeologists have unearthed a 2,400-year-old gymnasium complex in Mieza, northern Greece, believed to be the school where Aristotle educated Alexander the Great. The site is thought to have been established by Alexander's father, King Philip II, as an elite institution for privileged students. Recent excavations uncovered several structures, including banquet halls and dedicated teaching facilities. The findings provide rare physical evidence of Aristotle's educational influence on Alexander and other prominent students of the era.
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