Troy

Troy became the richest and most powerful kingdom of ancient times primarily due to its strategic location near the Dardanelles, which facilitated trade between the Aegean and Black Sea regions. Its control over key trade routes allowed it to amass wealth through commerce and tribute from surrounding regions. Additionally, Troy's impressive fortifications and military strength contributed to its dominance, making it a formidable power in the ancient world. The legendary events surrounding the Trojan War further cemented its place in history and culture.

A archaeologist named Heinrich Schliemann. He was pretty bad when it came to preserving things -_-

Penelope cleverly avoids remarriage for three years by employing a ruse of weaving and unweaving a burial shroud for her father-in-law, Laertes. Each night, she secretly unravels her day's work, maintaining the illusion that she is still in mourning for Odysseus and thus postponing her suitors. This strategy buys her time, as the suitors are unaware of her trickery and continue to wait for her decision. Additionally, her intelligence and loyalty to Odysseus serve as a strong motivator to resist pressure to remarry.

Any free man in a Greek polis could participate in the Olympics if he was fit for event.
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Tennis leg, a strain of the gastrocnemius muscle, is typically treated with rest, ice, compression, and elevation (RICE), along with gradual rehabilitation exercises to restore strength and flexibility. In contrast, a ruptured Achilles tendon often requires surgical intervention to repair the tendon, followed by a longer rehabilitation process that may include immobilization and physical therapy. While both injuries involve the lower leg, their severity and treatment approaches differ significantly.

A pound troy is 12 ounces; an avoirdupois pound is 16 ounces. 200x16/12=3200/12=266.66.

The ancient Greek civilization began approximately 700 years BC and ended in 146 BC with the Roman victory at the Battle of Corinth.
It ended when the superior Romans came and uinvaded there asses! They were toataly owned and they have no chance to ever make a come back. When the tampon was invented

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Heinrich Schliemann discovered the ruins of this city in nineteen century.

Yes the Wright Brothers did have animals. They had 2 dogs and their names were Mr. Darling and Nana.

A prominent Greek warrior who is part of the Greek looting of western Asia Minor, who is killed by an arrow from one of the Trojan princes.

Guy 1 = 3 weeks ago

Guy 2 = long time before.

If the ultrasound says 5 weeks, then it can't be Guy 1. Paternity test to confirm with the first guy.

it would be the guy you have been with first not the 3week guy because your 5 weeks and you have been 3 weeks with him so it has to be the other guy have fun!!!!! If you were just with him three weeks ago I would assume it is not him because you are five weeks pregnant.

No it was not.

Not quite. He was from Dardanus a city-state near Troy. His father Anchises was a prince in Dardania and the second cousin of Priam the king of Troy. Therefore, Aeneas was Priam's second cousin, once removed. His mother was the goddess Aphrodite (Venus). He was the commander of the Trojans' Dardanian allies. In the Iliad he was only a minor character.

Odysseus was tricked into going to Troy by Agamemnon. He was pretending to be insane and haltered a donkey and an ox to his plow. Agamemnon placed Odysseus' son Telemachus in front of the plow and Odysseus veered around him. This proved he was not insane and was suitable for combat.

Achilles had already killed a number of Priam's and Hecuba's sons. They feared Hector might be killed as well.

• Henrich Schliemann excavated not only Troy, but also Mycenae because he wanted to discover an historical basis for the writings of classical authors such as Homer and Virgil.

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