the mycenaeans fought troy in the trojan war.
who did the mycenaeans fight in the trojan war?
troy
bullet::::- wood, michael. "in search of the trojan war". berkeley: university of california press, 1998 (paperback, ); london: bbc books, 1985 ().





























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bullet::::- was there a trojan war? maybe so. from archeology, a publication of the archeological institute of america. may/june 2004





























bullet::::- the trojan war at greek mythology link





























bullet::::- the legend of the trojan war





























bullet::::- mortal women of the trojan war





























bullet::::- the historicity of the trojan war the location of troy and possible connections with the city of teuthrania.





























bullet::::- the greek age of bronze "trojan war"
trojan war
according to tradition, athenian akamas, son of theseus, disembarked near polis after the trojan war and gave his name to the cape of akamas and the city of akamantis, a legendary city which has never been found. in ancient times, polis was known as marion, and was probably founded by akamas or a certain marieus. marion was one of the city-kingdoms founded by the mycenaeans when they came to cyprus. the mycenaeans, or achaeans, were the creators of the mycenaean civilization in greece, and they settled in cyprus between 1400 and 1100 bc. the greek presence and the cities linked to the settlement of the mycenaeans in cyprus can be verified by inscriptions found in neighboring countries.
polis, cyprus