No he has no grave - Men like Spartacus don't get graves. They get erased.
He was killed in southern Italy-71 BC.
The final battle against Crassus, near the Siler River.
This was not a clean death-He died in the frontline.
The history people say he was wounded by a spear in the thigh, fought on one knee, and was finally cut down - Overwhelmed.
When the battle was over, there was just a field of 60,000 dead rebels.
The Romans looked for his body.
A prize, but they never found it.
He was just one more corpse in mud - vanished into the slaughter he made — His only memorial was the 6,000 slaves, Crassus crucified them - along the Appian Way.
That was the grave Rome gave his rebellion. It was a warning.