The Tomb of Kasta is an ancient burial site located in the Amphipolis region of Greece. Discovered in 2012, it dates back to the late 4th century BCE and is believed to belong to a high-ranking individual, possibly a general or noble. The tomb features impressive architectural elements, including a large circular mound and intricate sculptures. Inside the tomb, archaeologists found various artifacts, such as pottery and inscriptions, which provide insights into the burial practices of the time. The site has drawn significant attention due to its historical importance and the mystery surrounding the identity of the person buried there.