Pella, Greece

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Pella, Greece is an ancient city in northern Greece that served as the capital of the Kingdom of Macedon and the birthplace of Alexander the Great.

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instanceOf ancient city
archaeological site
ancientRegion Bottiaea
birthplaceOf Alexander the Great
Antigonus II Gonatas
Cassander of Macedon
Philip III Arrhidaeus
capitalOf Macedon
surface form: Kingdom of Macedon
conqueredBy Roman Republic
country Greece
declinedAfter Macedonian Wars
surface form: Roman conquest of Macedon
distanceFrom about 40 km northwest of Thessaloniki
excavatedBy Hellenic Ministry of Culture
surface form: Greek Archaeological Service
excavationsBegan 20th century
flourishedDuring reign of Alexander the Great
reign of Philip II of Macedon
foundedBy Archelaus I of Macedon
hasFeature Hellenistic urban grid plan
drainage system
mosaic-floored houses
palace complex
paved streets
public agora
residential quarters
sanctuaries
hasMuseum Archaeological Museum of Pella
hasStructureType megaron-type houses
stoas
theatre
hasWaterFeature former harbor on a lagoon or lake
heritageStatus major archaeological site of Greece
knownFor Hellenistic mosaics
House of Dionysus mosaic
Lion Hunt mosaic
Stag Hunt mosaic
languageUsed Ancient Greek
locatedIn Central Macedonia
Macedonia (Greece)
northern Greece
near Giannitsa
Pella, Greece self-linksurface differs
surface form: modern town of Pella
partOf Macedon
surface form: ancient Macedon
prosperedIn 3rd century BC
4th century BC
religionPracticed ancient Greek religion
replaced Aigai
replacedAs capital of Macedon
timePeriod Classical Greece
Hellenistic period

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Pella, Iowa namedAfter Pella, Greece
Alexander the Great birthPlace Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Hellenistic kingdoms hasCapital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Macedonia (Greece) containsArchaeologicalSite Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Pella, Greece near Pella, Greece self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: modern town of Pella
Hellenistic period majorCity Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Via Egnatia passesThrough Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Euripides deathPlace Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Argead dynasty capital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Argead dynasty ruledFrom Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Philip II of Macedon birthPlace Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Philip II of Macedon capitalDuringReign Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Macedon capital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Macedon majorCity Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Philip III Arrhidaeus birthPlace Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Pella regional unit namedAfter Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Pella regional unit contains Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: ancient city of Pella
Pella regional unit contains Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: archaeological site of Pella
Macedonian Kingdom under the Antipatrids and Antigonids capital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Edessa countrySubdivision Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Archaeological Museum of Pella locatedIn Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Bottiaea capital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Bottiaea majorCity Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Stag Hunt mosaic originalLocation Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Stag Hunt mosaic currentCity Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Lion Hunt mosaic placeOfOrigin Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Lion Hunt mosaic foundInArchaeologicalSite Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Antigonus II Gonatas capital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Archelaus I of Macedon capital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Archelaus I of Macedon movedCapitalTo Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Imathia bordersRegionalUnit Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Amyntas III residence Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Eurydice I residence Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Eurydice I associatedWith Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: court of Pella
Thessalonike of Macedon birthPlace Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Thessalonike of Macedon residence Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
province of Macedonia includedCity Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Lychnidus connectedTo Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Philip V of Macedon capitalDuringReign Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Nicesipolis of Pherae residence Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Macedonian navy hadBase Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Alexander’s Asian campaign baseOfOperations Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella (initially)
Empire of Alexander the Great hasCapital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Cleopatra of Macedon placeOfBirth Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Aegae abandonedAsCapitalInFavorOf Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Antigonid dynasty capital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Antipatrid dynasty capital Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Phila of Elimeia residence Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Pella
Philinna of Larissa residence Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: Macedonian royal court at Pella
Pella municipality contains Pella, Greece
this entity surface form: ancient city of Pella