Archaeological site of Terpni

The archaeological site of Terpni is located in the area of Terpni, near Nigrita. It is an important archaeological site, revealing evidence from ancient Macedonia and the wider region in antiquity.

The area of Terpni has been inhabited since antiquity and archaeological excavations have brought to light important finds dating mainly from Hellenistic and Roman times. Excavations began in the 20th century and have revealed parts of an ancient city, as well as burial monuments, such as Macedonian tombs, which are examples of the influence of Macedonian culture in the area.

One of the most important finds in the area are the Macedonian tombs, which stand out for their architecture and rich decorations. These burial monuments provide valuable information about the burial practices and social organization of the region in antiquity. In addition, ruins of buildings that probably belonged to public buildings or residences have been found in the area, as well as parts of roadways that testify to the existence of a developed settlement structure.

Archaeological finds from Terpni include ceramics, jewellery, and other objects of everyday use, which are exhibited in museums in the area, offering a picture of the life of the inhabitants of the area in antiquity. These finds underline the importance of Terpni as a thriving settlement with a rich cultural tradition.

The archaeological site of Terpni is an important place of historical memory and offers visitors the opportunity to learn about the ancient history of Macedonia through the findings and excavations. The site is accessible to visitors, although not all of the site's restoration work has been fully completed.