Archaeology and the Trojan War

Archeology and Trojan War "... He [Heinrich Schlieman] has found several layers of ruins ... There are two obvious signs of violent destruction: one of the levels, the seventh The machine is undoubtedly the city of Priam and Hector Archeology proves the history of Homer's epic. "- MI Finley, Odysseus Introduction of the World Trojan War and Homer, Virgil , Dante, and the role of many others Man's work is explained in detail. This is a fantastic story of a powerful urban siege and has been surrounded by the Greek forces over the decade.

According to some historical and archaeological reports, the Trojan war itself is just a legend. However, archaeological evidence may prove that the war began, and that Asia Minor was destroyed. Small Asia is considered to be the place where Troy was once standing and there is evidence that this powerful city was destroyed at the end of the 13 th century ("Trojan horse war"). This war is believed to have occurred between young Asians and powerful Mycene. According to archaeologist Heinrich Schlieman, we need to put a fire on war for competition for wealth. The small Asian dwarf Troy once occupied was a strong and powerful competitor of Mycenae in terms of trade. In addition, huge competition to rule the territory of the Aegean Sea is one of the reasons for this war ("Trojan War").

The Trojan War has long been considered a legend, but the archaeological discovery led most historians to believe that the conflict described by Homer was based on a real war. A commonly accepted theory is the Trojan War, or the war that it was based on, around the 12th century BC, or about 700 years ago in the golden era of ancient Greece. What happened next was somewhat vague, but it was conveyed and the story of the great hero of the Trojan War expanded as part of Greek oral tradition. In society where there is no writing system in Greece, verbal tradition is a way of inheriting history and culture. In many cases, the work of a professional bard poet is to remember the story and share it with the community in order to take over these traditions to the next generation.

Widely regarded as a pioneering poetry of Western literary classics in Homer's epic, the Trojan war continued to enjoy the wonderful status of contemporary culture after more than two thousand years. According to new archaeological evidence, Barry Strauss reviewed the most legendary war in the history of the 2006 Trojan War. Strauss returned to the time when the war of about 500 years from Homer actually occurred and examined the epic of culture, customs, civilization of the Bronze Age (3000 - 1000 BC). Starting with an overview of the Bronze Age War, Strauss explores the sub-text behind the famous story. Strauss first revealed the motivation that could cause war and reflects the tension in Hittite's text and other contemporary documents recorded in Troy - Greece