Eurdice
Vergina skeletal remains match those of King Philip II of Macedon (pics)
Experts confirmed that the skeletal remains found in a tomb in Vergina, northern Greece, belong to King Philip II of Macedon, Alexander the Great’s father. The royal father suffered a leg wound that left him crippled three years before his assassination in 336 BC. New research found evidence of his injury and signs of lameness in the skeletal remains.