In the ancient city of Gordion in Turkey, archaeologists have unearthed an 8th-century B.C.E. tomb with possible ties to King Midas.

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The newly discovered burial chamber, harking back to 750 BC, appears to be linked to the lineage of King Midas, famed for his mythical "golden touch" and who reigned from 740 to 700 BC. C.

It’s still unclear if Tumulus T-26 belonged to King Midas himself. But even without a solid gold tomb, its dating and proximity at the very least strongly suggests a direct link to his dynasty.

At first delighted, Midas soon found his food, his drink, and even his daughter transformed into lifeless metal. Realizing the curse, he begged Dionysus to take the power away.

The tomb was located near and appeared like the Midas Mound tomb, which is believed to have housed the body of King Midas’ father. The Gordion site has proved fruitful for archeologists for 75 ...

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The story of the myth of King Midas is one of the best known, that Greek monarch who turned everything he touched into gold, but with tragic consequences. But, in reality, there wa ...

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