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What archaeology and Late Bronze Age texts suggest about the city behind Homer’s epic. This episode argues that Troy was a real place, and that memories of conflict may have helped shape the Iliad, but Homer’s heroes and plot cannot be treated as verified history. We begin with the Alaksandu treaty, then walk through Hisarlik near the Dardanelles, Schliemann’s mistaken Troy II, the stronger Late Bronze Age candidates of Troy VI and Troy VIIa, and the lower city that made Troy strategically important. The evidence includes Hittite diplomacy involving Wilusa, Ahhiyawa, and Hatti, along with destruction clues such as earthquake damage, fire, crowding, storage jars, bones, and sling bullets. What matters today is learning how history often lives between artifact and story: not simply true or false, but tested carefully against the ground. If you’d like to keep walking through history with me, subscribe to Stickman History.

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