Ancient gymnasium linked to Alexander the Great discovered in Greece

Archaeologists in Mieza, Greece, have unearthed a 2,400-year-old gymnasium complex believed to have been founded by King Philip II. The site, which includes banquet halls and teaching facilities, is linked to the education of Alexander the Great under the influence of Aristotle.

Editor's note: The article accurately captures the key archaeological findings reported in the source.

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