I just read a 2004 article that St Marks body in Venice might be the body of Alexander The Great. It is the first I ever heard of it. Was/is it a credible theory? How is this theory viewed now?

by Mr_Night_King

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/does-the-tomb-of-st-mark-in-venice-really-contain-the-bones-of-alexander-the-great-732020.html

I read this article in the askreddit thread about mysteries. The article is from 2004. Did anything happen with this? Did the theory gain or lose credibility? This is the first I’ve heard of it.

WelfOnTheShelf

u/toldinstone briefly referred to this issue when answering a similar question:

How can we not know where Alexander The Great's tomb is? Surely, it must have been a massive event, with thousands of witnesses and historical records?