The woman buried with gold jewelry, clothes, and a mask is called the Lady of Aigai. She was the wife of king Amyntas I of Macedon. The objects buried with her include a number of clay figurines, a silver phiale, and a bronze vessel.
Probably the wife of Amyntas I, king of Macedon. 5th Century B.C., Aigai, Greece.
A skeleton with gold jewelry and several priceless decorative items discovered by archaeologists.
They contend that she was most likely Amyntas I of Macedon’s wife. Aigai, a Greek king who ruled in the fifth century BC. “Lady of Aigai” is how archaeologists have dubbed the skeleton.
Here are some jewels and items obtained
Βuried with a gold mask over her face, gold earrings, a headband over her hair and a necklace of gold beads. Her dress was fastened with silver pins, terminating in gold orbs in the shape of poppy capsules. Rosettes and other gold ornaments were sewn on various places of her dress. Also buried with her were a large number of clay figurines, a silver phiale and bronze vessels.
