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Çanakkale ın western Turkey
Çanakkale ın western Turkey
Modern day Turkey.
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.
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.
Çanakkale ın western Turkey
Çanakkale ın western Turkey
Modern day Turkey.
Troy is in modern day Turkey, but in mythological times it was a city-state of Greece. It did fall under the rule of the Roman empire at some point, however, under the name of Ilium.
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.
Kind of. In Greece the trojan war happened in Troy, and Troy was in the Asian Minor. so techinically Troy is in Turkey. Plus the landmark for Troy is in Turkey so yes, teurkey is famous for troy.
It is approximately 445 km between the city called Aydin that included Kusadasi and the city of Troy which named as Canakkale in modern Turkey
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.
Troy was in what is now the Republic of Turkey.
The location of Troy has not changed from when it was an Anatolian city with Hellenic culture to now when it is an Anatolian city with Turkish culture. There has been some minor shifting in the exact location of the coastline and some of the local rivers, but the spot on the Earth where Troy is has not moved.Additionally, since the city of Troy is only a ruin, e.g. there is no modern city where Troy is, the name has not changed either. Most modern Turks associate Troy with the city Canakkale, but this provincial city is still 30-minutes drive from Troy.
A border... Sparta is in Greece. Troy is on the Asian side of the Aegean Sea, in modern Turkey. The most reasonable answer to this question is that they were separated by many miles and the Aegean Sea.
Troy, a.k.a. Turkey.