How does one go about getting a title that will stand the test of time, such as the 'Griffin Warrior'? Well, it turns out that historians don't actually know all that much about the history of the fabled Griffin Warrior, and at best guess they've assumed the man to be a Mycenean warrior or priest. Sadly, there's no epic tale to tell of his valiant efforts on the battle but uncovering the Mycenean warrior's tomb opened up a whole new can of worms entirely.
It was the tiny and intricate engraving on the tomb of the Griffin Warrior that left the archaeologists questioning whether anything they thought they knew about Ancient Greece was true. This led to the Greek Ministry of Culture dubbing the excavation of the tomb the most important discovery in Greece in 65 years.