Are there any photographs of Alexander the great without his helmit on?

-- Anonymous, July 01, 2002

Answers

The Greek has the best description, Aimless has the best comment, I have the best wife in the whole world.

-- Anonymous, September 23, 2004

Alexander was a short man but toughly built he had golden hair and green eyes legend also has it he had 1 blue eye and 1 brown eye.

-- Anonymous, August 27, 2004

Head tilted to the left...I read...

-- Anonymous, November 17, 2003

He was short, had redish patches on his body when excited, had "one eye as black as night and the other a light as day". finnaly, he had very curly light colored hair and alwas stood with his neck slightly bent to the right.

-- Anonymous, April 21, 2003

I've heard that Pompey the Great looked like him so I'd say clefted chin, small snub nose, bright blue eyes and blond hair.

-- Anonymous, March 29, 2003

I've heard that Pompey the Great looked like him so I'd say clefted chin, small sub nose, bright blue eyes and blond hair.

-- Anonymous, March 29, 2003

Seriously, he was a tall blonde with blue eyes. His hair got darker by the time of his death but you can still call it blonde.

-- Anonymous, March 12, 2003

He looks Exacly like a what...?a what...?He looks exacly like a DONKEY!!!

Did you all forget how he looks like?

Oh my God...!!!

-- Anonymous, December 30, 2002

you're forgetting the big breasts and the devine hairdo

-- Anonymous, October 21, 2002

Ah, Perce, you scamp! Everyone knows there are no photographs of Alexander the Great. They were all burned in the fire that destroyed the Library of Alexandria.

As it is, we have many fine representations of Alexander on coins of the period. From these we may confidently state that Alexander sprouted ram's horns from his forehead, but otherwise was a rather full-lipped, romantically handsome chap, with a tendency toward bug eyes.

-- Anonymous, July 01, 2002