Tombs of Toumba in Paionia

The burial mounds in the area of Toumba in the municipality of Paionia, in the prefecture of Kilkis, are important archaeological finds dating mainly to the Iron Age and the Macedonian period. These tumuli are large artificial earthen structures, under which graves and other burial monuments were found.

The burial mounds of the area were probably used for the burial of important persons or warriors of the period. Excavations of the tombs have revealed rich grave goods, such as weapons, vessels and jewellery, which testify to the high social status of the deceased. These finds provide valuable information about the burial practices and culture of the region in antiquity.

The tumuli of Toumba have been the subject of archaeological research, which has helped to form a more complete picture of the history of Macedonia. Excavations continue, revealing new information about the social and political structure of the period.

The site of the burial mounds is an attraction for visitors to the area, offering a glimpse into ancient Macedonian history. Although visits are limited and usually require special permission, the tombs remain an important part of the cultural heritage of Paionia.