Welcome to the Aristotle Park, in Aristotle district, north-east Greece. In this little-visited area of hill villages and chestnut forests, one of the world’s greatest thinkers was born 2,400 years ago. And here, in the ruined coastal village of Stageira, archaeologists claimed last week to have discovered his long-lost tomb among the broken stones of the Greek, Byzantine and Ottoman empires. So I’ve come here to explore the region that he called home.
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