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Other than the explanations offered in the legend why do you think the Greeks went to war with Troy?
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∙ 11y ago
Our sources are mostly reliant on the epic poems which were oral until writing was invented nearly 500 years later, so the accounts are much distorted.
The best guess is that it was a coordinated series of pirate raids on the east coast and islands of the Aegean Sea, which for about ten years looted and devastated the area, culminating in the capture of the city of Troy.
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