The present study, part of the series of publications on the eastern cemetery of Pella, completes the account on the excavation and the finds up to 2010. Another rich corpus of excavated material is thus made public, providing new data to further disclose aspects of the life the inhabitants of Pella enjoyed and that was broadly experienced in northern Greek lands. The various fields encompassed include burial practices, cults, the social structure, art, manufacture, and trade. The graves found, mainly pit, cist and rock-cut chamber tombs cover a long period from the third quarter of the 5^th until the 1^st century BC.