The archaeological find of the year is in Greece: the mythical school where Aristotle instructed a young Alexander the Great has been discovered.

Greek archaeologists have identified the ancient site in northern Greece where the philosopher Aristotle tutored a young Alexander the Great more than 2,300 years ago. The discovery was made in the region of Emathia, specifically within the ancient Macedonian city of Mieza.

The findings mark a major archaeological milestone, pinpointing the location of the legendary school where one of history's most prominent philosophers instructed the future conqueror.