Tomb of Judgement, Lefkadia

Built at the beginning of the 3rd century BC, the Tomb of Judgement (also called the Great Tomb of Lefkadia) is an ancient Macedonian Hellenistic tomb in Mieza, near modern Lefkadia, Imathia, Greece[1]. It features a disproportionately large monumental painted facade and consists of two vaulted chambers—an antechamber and burial chamber—covered by a 1.5-meter-high earthen tumulus[1]. The tomb is part of a necropolis complex and represents Macedonian funerary architecture of the Hellenistic period[1].