The Falls of Troy in Greek Tradition

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Greece & Rome, vol. 12, no. 1, 28-37

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Yes

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• relationship Research record — associated with
  Evidence confidence: ◈ high
  informs · connects archaeology to later tradition as hypothesis
• event Destruction of Troy VIh
  Evidence confidence: ◈ high
  informs · connects archaeology to later tradition as hypothesis
• date assertion Destruction of Troy VIh — date assertion
  Evidence confidence: ◈ moderate
  informs · connects archaeology to later tradition as hypothesis
• property assignment Trojan Horse — symbolically interpreted as — Possible natural-disaster memory
  Disputed interpretationConfidence in this assessment: ◈ lowConfidence in the stated assessment
  informs · proposes interpretation
• property Possible natural-disaster memory
  informs · provides early example
• entity Troy VIh
  informs · provides traditional interpretive context
• claim The Trojan Horse may preserve a symbolic memory of earthquake destruction at Troy.
  Disputed interpretationConfidence in this assessment: ◈ lowConfidence in the stated assessment
  supports · proposes
• myth interpretation Earthquake symbolism
  Disputed interpretationConfidence in this assessment: ◈ lowConfidence in the stated assessment
  supports · proposes
• relationship Research record — associated with
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  supports · proposes
• relationship Research record — proposed memory of
  Evidence confidence: ◈ low
  supports · proposes