In the archaeological site of Troy, multiple layers or levels of occupation have been identified, with at least nine significant levels, labeled Troy I through Troy IX. Each level represents different periods of settlement, from the earliest known habitation around 3000 BCE to the final destruction and abandonment of the city around the 3rd century BCE. The most famous level, Troy VI or VII, is often associated with the historical city of Homeric legend.
1 pound = 14.58 troy oz
The ancient city of Troy is believed to be on the site of Hissarlik, in present day Turkey. Although excavated for over 20 years by British archaeologist Frank Calvert, it was German archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann who argued that Hissarlik was in fact the site of Troy, based on descriptions of the site in ancient texts and evidence of violent destruction at the site. His theory is widely held to be true by most archaeologists today.
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Troy was met with mixed reviews, mostly praising it for it's action but criticizing it for it's script writing.
In the archaeological site of Troy, multiple layers or levels of occupation have been identified, with at least nine significant levels, labeled Troy I through Troy IX. Each level represents different periods of settlement, from the earliest known habitation around 3000 BCE to the final destruction and abandonment of the city around the 3rd century BCE. The most famous level, Troy VI or VII, is often associated with the historical city of Homeric legend.
Pompeii is 164 acres, with roughly 2/3rds of it having been excavated.
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There are 12 troy ounces in one troy pound.
1 troy pound is 12 troy ounces.
12 troy ounces.
There are 12 troy ounces in one troy pound.
12 troy ounces.
There could have been many i think one would be Troy Aikman of the dallas cowboys
id say about 5 Times....if not the most it could be was probably 7