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Does the archaeological existence of Troy prove the ancient Greek religion to be true?
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No one can even prove it's Troy

It's the only city of importance that is in the region that is thought to be the region of Troy

No one can even prove a greek invasion happened as well

The city that is thought to be Troy is very tiny and doesnt fit the story
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>>18601446
No but this shroud totally legitimizes Jesus's existence and YHWH..
Wait.. you mean Exodus is total bullshit?
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>>18601451
That worm who thinks about Jesus every day just can't help but bring up Christianity, even when it's totally irrelevant. Seriously, you wretched worm, why are you talking about Christianity? The thread is about Troy and the archaeological questions surrounding it.
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>>18601451
shut fuck up, rajesh.
>>18601446
roy is often identified as Wilusa.
>Forrer's work was primarily motivated by linguistic similarities, since "Wilusa" and the associated placename "Taruisa" show striking parallels to the Greek names "Wilios" and "Troia" respectively. Subsequent research on Hittite geography has lent these identifications additional support and they are now generally accepted by scholars
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Not inherently, but the assumption that they were lying or exaggerating everything is an argument that gets weaker with every discovery in Homer's favor. Especially when you view stories like that in a global context, nearly every culture understood there to be an age where divine beings walked amongst humans, mated with humans to produce giants, and horrific creatures roamed the earth. Ancient people treated these myths as real history, and there's a a decent chance that it's because they were real history.
If you got into a time machine and went back to the age of heroes, you probably wouldn't find some minor Greek-Anatolian conflict that kinda sorta inspired the stories, you'd find the stories. You'd see Troy, you'd see Achilles, you'd see Athena.
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>>18601446
>Does the archaeological existence of New York City prove the ancient 21st century Spiderman deity to be real?
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>>18601676
take it back to twitter faggot
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>>18601740
Never been there so I have no idea what you're even talking about
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>>18601446
Only if Eusebius has Josephus confess to the supremacy of Zeus
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>>18601464
>>18601473
>seething e christians
Why do you larp as jews?
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>>18601448
Troy was a real city, it was originally called Wiluša, it spoke either Lydian or some other Anatolian language, and was a vassal state of the Hittite Empire. Even their patron god was a deity called Āppaliunāš whom many scholars believe to be an early form of Apollo (who was the patron god of Troy in the Iliad). The Ancient Greeks believed the Trojan War happened in the 12th century BC (Eratosthenes specifically dated the Sack of Troy at the end of the war to have happened on June 11, 1184 BC) and roughly around this time period, Wiluša was destroyed in a series of sieges that correspond with the wider Bronze Age collapse in which several city-states, kingdoms, and empires across the Eastern Mediterranean were destroyed by the Sea Peoples. Many scholars believe that these Sea Peoples were of mostly Greek origin given that they were depicted in Egyptian reliefs with armor used by the Mycenaean Greeks and the names of various Sea People tribes listed also correspond with names Homer later used to refer to the Greeks like Achaean and Danaan. The term Achaean is also attested in Hittite records as Ahhiyawa which was used as the Hittite name for mainland Greece and interestingly these records also mention a Greek warlord named Attarsiya whom many scholars believe is the historical basis for Atreus.
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>>18601464
the Bible is fake bro, they made it all up and you're just too scared to accept the fact that believing in anything written in that 2000 year old book is automatically on shaky ground



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