Was Troy legend real? How much of it was embellished.
picrel - throne room of knossos, ancient greece
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 8:45:48 PM
No.17979162
>>17979140 (OP)
Hittites basically BTFO'd this boring fanfic
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 9:03:49 PM
No.17979198
>>17979205
>>17979140 (OP)
did they reall have wooden doors?
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 9:09:32 PM
No.17979205
>>17979224
>>17979198
when they could have wooden boats then why not wooden doors?
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 9:15:21 PM
No.17979224
>>17979228
>>17979205
dunno maybe they could think hinges aren't worth the effort when you don't need them for something important?
Anonymous
9/6/2025, 9:16:33 PM
No.17979228
>>17979224
well painted walls are not important too and yet they had beautiful wall paintings so why not doors with hinges?
Anonymous
9/7/2025, 2:31:12 AM
No.17979995
Anyone who actually read it and didn't immediately realize it a was mythologized retelling of real events is an idiot
>x guy came from brought y ships, and commanded z men and horses
>other x guy brought y ships and commanded z men and horses
>oh and this other guy brought y ships and commanded z men and horses
>*continue on in this manner for the equivalent of like 4 pages*
Does this seem like something someone just making up a story from scratch would bother to add?
Anonymous
9/7/2025, 2:38:34 AM
No.17980003
>>17979140 (OP)
The wooden horse bit seemed legit
I would definitely bring wooden horse home if I found it on the beach
Anonymous
9/7/2025, 1:58:45 PM
No.17980897
>>17979140 (OP)
it was real
100% accurate to the book
Anonymous
9/7/2025, 4:00:55 PM
No.17981030
It was likely real, and Homer just probably added some mythical elements and fanfics to appeal to the Greek ideals of kleos. There's some pretty solid evidence of Troy in modern Turkey.
Anonymous
9/7/2025, 7:51:38 PM
No.17981468
>>17981478
>>17980891
this route is completely nonsensical and retarded, as is this entire theory
