Figured Tombstones from Macedonia, Fifth-First Century BC brings together for the first time a substantial body of material from ancient Macedonia, comprising stone funerary monuments, or stelai, which feature figured representations of the deceased and their relatives, either in relief or in paint. The volume's geographical focus encompasses what can be referred to as the national territory of the ancient Macedonians--established largely from the reign of Philip II until the last Antigonids--extending from the range of Mount Pindos and Lake Lychnitis in the west as far as the Strymon valley...