Scientists have found artifacts, etc. that show evidence of a war between Troy and Greece - though this is not so surprising, since Troy is now modern-day Turkey. However, elements of the war from Homer's Iliad, such as Achilles being invulnerable (except for his heel) and the war being started because of a golden apple, are probably not true.
no its not. many people thought it was for ages but in the year 1785 they discovered it was true I say that the Trojan war was not a myth at all i would know because i actually learned it in my 6th grade class
Well, based on myth, the Trojan War actually began when Aris threw a bitchfit about not getting invited to a wedding.
The story of the war (having actually taken place or not) was a glorious thing for the Greeks.
The myth of Hercules comes after the myth of Perseus and before the Trojan War.
Trojan war.
The Trojan War
There is no exact date because the war is a Greek/Roman myth.
The Odyssey is set just after the Trojan war and the fall of Troy.
It is a legend = a traditional story believed to be true.
Yes.
The Trojan War was believed to be a complete myth since it was based on myth itself. But, somebody, (I forget who), found one single remnant (or something or other) which le dto the discovery of the rest of Troy. Troy was also believed to be under several other cities built on top of it after they collapsed. As for your question, Troy was believed to be on the north-western coast of Turkey. If you are referring to any war like the story of the Trojan War, then it could be anywhere.
the Trojan War was a historical event of the 13th or 12th century BC, but by the mid-19th century