Archaeological sites of Troy

The archaeological sites of Troy are layers of ancient city ruins located in modern-day Turkey. These sites reveal a city that was built, destroyed, and rebuilt over centuries, reflecting its significance in history and mythology. Archaeologists have uncovered evidence of multiple levels of occupation, indicating a long history of civilization and conflict. Troy gained fame through the Homeric epics as the setting of the Trojan War. Studying these sites helps us understand ancient urban life, warfare, and cultural changes over time, connecting legends with real archaeological discoveries.