The Lion of Amphipolis is a large ancient sculpture located in northern Greece, near the town of Amphipolis. Dating back to the 4th century BCE, it is believed to have been erected as a tomb marker. The lion is made of white marble and stands about 4 meters tall, symbolizing strength and guardianship. This impressive monument is thought to be associated with the burial of a significant figure, possibly related to the military campaigns of Alexander the Great. The lion's design reflects the artistic style of the Hellenistic period, showcasing intricate details and a powerful presence that continues to attract archaeological interest.