Trojan War Terms

Troy I

was settled in the Early Bronze Age (ca. 2920–2450 B.C.), and it was an important city in the Greek historical period

Troy II

2600 to 2450 B.C, was found to be interesting because of the treasure found,

Troy III and V

 belonged to the Early and Middle Ages, around 2450 and 1700 B.C.

Troy VI

during the Middle-Late Bronze age (1700-1250 B.C.) was identified by Dorpfeld as the city o the Trojan War.

Troy VII

was the scene of the Trojan War because of the debris and skeletal remains.

Besika Bay

 original seashore from the Trojan War, a cemetery containing 200 graves, island where Greeks camped is only 6 miles away

Besik Trepe

 thought to be the tomb of Achilles, mentioned by Homer

Biconvex seals

usually with one side bearing the name of an official and the other the name of his wife.