The horse of Troy Ruin

#celebrateit The "Troy Ruins", which was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1998, is located near Chanakkale in western Turkey and was excavated by the German Heinrich Schliemann in the 19th century. The ruins of Troy are famous as the setting for the "Troyan War", which appears in Homer's epic poem "Ilias". In particular, the legend of the "Troy horse" is considered an important episode in Greek mythology. The Trojan ruins have a total of nine floors of urban ruins, from the Bronze Age around 3000 BC to the Roman era around 350-400 BC.