There was no ancient troy
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The site of troy is in Turkey and it is exactly 8,895 miles from Greece. Answer The site of Troy is, indeed, in Turkey, and is just across the Aegean Sea from Greece. From the northernmost part of ancient, Mycenaean Greece to Troy is about 190-200 miles by sea.
Troy was, of course, a city state, so it was in, well, Troy. The site of the ancient city is now in Turkey - the Asian part of Turkey, which theRomans called Asia Minor. The Troy of the Trojan War period was in Wilusa, a country that the Hittites referred to as an Arzawan Land, meaning that it was once part of greater Arzawa, a country that extended from Wilusa south to modern Miletos, and inland several hundred kilometers. At the time of the Trojan War, Wilusa was a vassal state of Hatti, paying tribute to Hatti and supplying soldiers to Hatti's Great King when called upon to do so based on situations carefully spelled out in a treaty that has been found and translated.
Troy was not a country, but rather an ancient city located in modern-day Turkey. It was the setting of the Trojan War as described in Homer's epic poems, the Iliad and the Odyssey. The city is now an archaeological site known as Hisarlik.
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There was no ancient troy
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No, the walls of ancient Troy are no longer standing. The site of Troy, located in modern-day Turkey, has archaeological remnants, but the walls themselves have not survived.
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The site of troy is in Turkey and it is exactly 8,895 miles from Greece. Answer The site of Troy is, indeed, in Turkey, and is just across the Aegean Sea from Greece. From the northernmost part of ancient, Mycenaean Greece to Troy is about 190-200 miles by sea.
Italy it the modern European country which occupies the homeland of the ancient Romans. In fact, its capital is the city of Rome.
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