Troy : Myth, City, Icon

Troy stands out as one of the earliest and most extensively excavated pre-Classical sites in Anatolia and the Aegean, holding significant archaeological and historical importance. Beyond its academic relevance, Troy has permeated modern culture through myths, metaphors, and references spanning from cinema to technology. The site's enduring legacy is rooted in its multifaceted significance—archaeological, historical, and cultural—making it a symbol that transcends time and disciplines. This publication explores the intersection of myth, history, and iconography, illustrating how Troy's narratives have influenced contemporary expressions while anchoring its place in ancient history.

(Ed.). (2018). Troy : Myth, City, Icon. https://doi.org/10.5040/9781474205757