A skeleton of pregnant woman unearthed in Byzantine Troy, from which scientists extracted DNA of bacteria that likely caused her death 800 years ago is shown in this undated handout image.

Archaeologists have uncovered 3,500-year-old evidence at the ancient city of Troy that may point to a real war behind Homer's legendary tale.

What was Troy? Troy is an ancient city and archaeological site in western Turkey. The site of Troy was first settled in the Early Bronze Age, from around 3000 BC.

Recent excavations at Troy have unearthed crucial artifacts, offering new evidence of the city's sudden destruction and ...

So far, over 100 depas goblets have been found in Troy alone, covering the period between 2500 to 2000 BCE. They have also been recovered from sites scattered across the Aegean and all the way to ...

Ancient Greek historian Roel Konijnendijk takes a deep dive into the historical accuracy of Troy (2004), based on Based on Homer's "Iliad," and the battle between the ancient kingdoms of Troy and ...