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The Achaeans (Greek: Ἀχαιοί, Akhaioí) is one of the collective names used for the Greeks in Homer's Iliad (used 598 times) and Odyssey.
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Where did the achaeans live?
the achaeans lived in troy
The opponent of troy?
The Achaeans .
Who won the war of troy?
The Achaeans .
Who won the troy war?
The Achaeans .
What was the results of Achilles anger for the achaeans?
death
Who Battled in the Trojan war?
The Trojans and the Achaeans.
What is achaeans in The Odyssey?
Greek people and citizens of Ithaca
What symbols were used in The Iliad?
the achaeans ship and shield of achilles
What are the two poles of war in The Iliad?
The Achaeans (Greeks) and the Trojans.
Which groups fought the Trojan War?
The Achaeans versus the Trojans .
Which Greek speaking people started the Trojan war?
Achaeans.
Why do historians continue to refer the Ancient Greeks of the Trojan war as the Mycenaeans rather than the Achaeans which is what Homer called them?
Primarily because the Achaeans is not precise or clear. It was part of the Mycenaean civilization.
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