They sailed primarily along the coasts. Their voyages were recorded in the type of document called Periplus.
The Greeks hid their ships at the island of Tenedos during the Trojan War. By pretending to sail home, they deceived the Trojans into believing they had abandoned the siege. This ruse allowed them to launch a surprise attack and ultimately lead to the fall of Troy.
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yes the three ships sail away (the Nina.the Pinta,and the Santa Maria
Tom sail on a ship called DO
If the Trojans had any ships at all, and even if they were better than the Greek ships, the Greeks still had many more ships. Perhaps the "thousand ships" was poetic license, but the Trojans could not possibly have matched the Greeks at sea.
Aegean Sea
In the ancient world the square sail on "square rigged ships" was employed universally in the Mediterranean on the seagoing ships of the Egyptians, Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans. In Hellenistic and Roman times a spritsail (triangular sails) was sometimes set on a small raking foremast, known as an artemoon, in order to sail with a beam wind.
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Wut made ships sail in the wind was that using a persicet sail or flag will pick up the wind and will push the air out and sail..just like u swinging on a swing 
a Lateen Sail
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