
The Trojan War stands at the crossroads of history and legend, a conflict that ancient Greeks believed to be a real event but which modern scholars have spent centuries debating. Was there a historical war beneath the epic tales of Homer? In this Fexingo History show, Lucas and Luna guide listeners through the archaeological and literary evidence, from the excavations of Heinrich Schliemann at His... more
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The Iliad covers only a few weeks in the tenth year of the Trojan War. This episode explores the first nine years: the Greek beachhead, the raids that kept the army fed and paid, the cities sacked along the Anatolian coast, and the slow grinding attr... more
In this episode, Lucas and Luna delve into the story of Laocoön, the Trojan priest whose warning against the wooden horse sealed his tragic fate. They explore the origins of the Laocoön myth in Virgil's Aeneid, its connections to earlier Greek tradit... more
In episode 170 of The Trojan War: Myth, Reality, or Both?, Lucas and Luna dive into the Luwian language inscriptions that have revolutionized our understanding of Troy. They explore the Alaksandu Treaty, the Tawagalawa Letter, and the Manapa-Tarhunta... more
In this episode, Lucas and Luna dive into the enduring mystery of the Trojan Horse — the legendary wooden construct that supposedly ended the Trojan War. They explore the earliest literary references in Homer's Odyssey and Virgil's Aeneid, and weigh ... more
In this episode of The Trojan War: Myth, Reality, or Both? Lucas and Luna explore Memnon, the king of Aethiopia who led a formidable army to Troy's aid after Hector's death. Mentioned in the lost epic Aethiopis and later sources like Quintus Smyrnaeu... more
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore one of the most debated relationships in ancient literature: the bond between Achilles and Patroclus in Homer's Iliad. Were they lovers, comrades, or something else entirely? We examine the ancient Greek terms ... more
In Episode 165 of The Trojan War: Myth, Reality, or Both?, Lucas and Luna explore the most iconic symbol of the Trojan War: the Trojan Horse. They disentangle the Homeric account from later Roman embellishments, examine the practical feasibility of a... more
Episode 164 of The Trojan War series takes a fresh look at the most iconic feature of Troy: its walls. Lucas and Luna explore the concept of 'teichorupaxis' (wall-breaking) and how the city's fortifications dictated the entire strategy of the war. Dr... more
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Two archaeologist-hosts guide listeners through the Trojan War narrative as a lens on history, myth, and memory. Across episodes, they thread together Bronze Age archaeology, Hittite records, and Greek literary sources to explore whether Troy was a real city, a mythic construct, or a blend of both. Expect rigorous discussion of sites like Hisarlik, Wilusa, and a cast of legendary figures (Achilles, Helen, Odysseus, Paris), with attention to how later authors reframed the story and how evidence from excavations and ancient texts informs our understanding of ancient geopolitics, identity, and the enduring power of this saga as a cultural touchstone. Noteworthy angles include cross-cultural connections between Mycenaean Greece and the Hittite ... more
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