Ajax [Aias] a mythological Greek hero was the son of King Telamon and Periboe. He was one of the victims of Troy and was entombed near the Troy.
The original Ajax tumulus had been damage by the Hadran reign what induce him to build a new one grave in a better location. The original place of his grave is not unidentified.
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