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Horses, Ships, and Earthquakes
Lauren Murphy · 2017
Citation metadata
- Type
- journal article
- Publication
- Iris, vol. 30, 18–36
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
Records informed by this source
- claim The surviving Homeric epics crystallized centuries after the Late Bronze Age and contain material from multiple historical layers.Evidence confidence: lowinforms · establishes
Supports the claim: The surviving Homeric epics crystallized centuries after the Late Bronze Age and contain material from multiple historical layers.
- myth interpretation Trojan Horse as Earthquake SymbolismEvidence confidence: lowinforms · proposes or supports interpretation
One scholarly interpretation proposes that the Wooden Horse motif preserves transformed earthquake symbolism.
- claim One scholarly interpretation proposes that the Wooden Horse motif preserves transformed earthquake symbolism through the cultural association of Poseidon with horses and earthqu…Evidence confidence: lowinforms · proposes or supports interpretation
Supports the claim: One scholarly interpretation proposes that the Wooden Horse motif preserves transformed earthquake symbolism through the cultural association of Poseidon with horses and earthquakes.
- date assertion Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic Traditions — date assertionEvidence confidence: lowinforms · provides context · motif history
- event Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic TraditionsEvidence confidence: lowinforms · provides context · motif history
Source relationship recorded for Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic Traditions.
- property assignment Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic Traditions — has classification — Contextual EventEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
This event is included to reconstruct the wider contemporary system or later memory layer without presuming direct causation.
- property assignment Trojan Horse — symbolically interpreted as — Possible Natural-Disaster MemoryEvidence confidence: lowsupports · supports assignment
One interpretation connects the horse motif with earthquake symbolism and an earthquake-related destruction at Troy.
- property assignment Trojan Horse — has research status — Low-Confidence InterpretationEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports assignment
The earthquake interpretation has major evidential and transmission gaps and competes with other explanations.
- entity Trojan HorseEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity record
Supports the existence, description, classification, or historical context of Trojan Horse.
- entity Trojan War TraditionEvidence confidence: highsupports · supports entity record
Supports the existence, description, classification, or historical context of Trojan War Tradition.
- relationship Trojan War Tradition — participated in — Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic TraditionsEvidence confidence: lowsupports · supports relationship
Trojan War Tradition is a participant, evidential object, or directly involved entity in Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic Traditions.
- relationship Trojan Horse — participated in — Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic TraditionsEvidence confidence: lowsupports · supports relationship
Trojan Horse is a participant, evidential object, or directly involved entity in Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic Traditions.
- relationship Trojan Horse — proposed memory of — Destruction of Troy VIhEvidence confidence: lowsupports · supports relationship
One interpretation connects the horse motif with a seismically damaged Troy VI phase.
- relationship Iliad — participated in — Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic TraditionsEvidence confidence: lowsupports · supports relationship
Iliad is a participant, evidential object, or directly involved entity in Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic Traditions.
- relationship Odyssey — participated in — Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic TraditionsEvidence confidence: lowsupports · supports relationship
Odyssey is a participant, evidential object, or directly involved entity in Composition and Stabilization of Homeric Epic Traditions.