Introduction | Interactive Map Troy - Archaeology Magazine
Over the past century and half, around 50 archaeological campaigns have been conducted at Troy. Led by some of the field of archaeology’s most renowned scholars, including William Dörpfield ...
Uncovering Troy - Interactive Map of the Ancient City of Troy ...
2. Walls. Troy I was one of the most heavily fortified sites in the region during the early Bronze Age. The limestone walls stood over 11.5 feet high and reached a thickness of almost 10 feet.
Troy I (ca. 3000-2550 B.C.) | Interactive Map Troy - Archaeology …
The original Troy was a very small city, measuring only around 280 feet by 310 feet. However, it was surrounded by a very sturdy defensive wall, which included gates and towers.
Around the World - PERU - Archaeology Magazine
(Daniel Chong Kah Fui/flickr) PERU: In Lake Marcacocha, scientists have discovered a key to the rise of Inca civilization: llama dung.In lake sediments, maize pollen appears around 2,700 years ago ...
Troy II: (ca. 2550-2300 B.C.) | Interactive Map Troy - Archaeology …
Troy II became a much different settlement than its predecessor, as the city gradually developed into a major commercial center with trade contacts extending from the Aegean to central Asia.
Tomb Unearthed in Medellin, Colombia - Archaeology Magazine
Nov 13, 2013 · MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA—Construction workers have discovered a tomb thought to have been built by the Aburraes Indians in Medellin’s La Colinita de Guayabal neighborhood. So far, archaeologists ...
Troy VII (ca. 1300-1050 B.C.) | Troy VI (ca. 1750 B.C.-1300 B.C ...
Troy VII is often subdivided into two different phases, Troy VIIa and Troy VIIb, as a major destruction event occurred between 1220 B.C.-1180 B.C. that demarcates two very different phases.
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The Lone Star State is home to a rich heritage of archaeology and history, from 14,000-year-old stone tools to the famed Alamo. Explore this interactive map--then plan your own exploration.
Troy III-V (ca. 2300 B.C.-1750 B.C.) | Troy VI (ca. 1750 B.C.-1300 B.C.)
Troy VI (ca. 1750 B.C.-1300 B.C.) Excavations over the past few decades have also uncovered evidence of a large residential district lying south of the main citadel, although its extent remains ...
Troy VIII-IX (ca. 700 B.C.- A.D. 500) | Interactive Map Troy
Troy VIII (ca. 700-85 BC) Troy’s fortunes fluctuated during the first half of the first millennium B.C. While people continued to inhabit the site, and were relatively prosperous at times, it ...