Симоис (Bulgarian Wikipedia)

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Hirst, K.K. Heinrich Schliemann and the discovery of Troy. Homeric questions
... Schliemann was a brilliant, gregarious, enormously talented and extremely restless con man, who nevertheless changed the course of archaeology and focused interest in the sites and events of the Iliad and created widespread belief in their physical reality... // Архивиран от оригинала на 2013-05-23. Посетен на 2013-07-31.

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chitanka.info

ДВАДЕСЕТ И ПЪРВА ПЕСЕН. БИТКА КРАЙ РЕКАТА

masseiana.org

PLINY'S NATURAL HISTORY, Rackham, H; Jones, W.H.S; Eichholz, Harvard University Press, Massachusetts and William Heinemann, London; 1949 – 54: Book IV, ch.xi.¶3. Архив на оригинала от 2017-01-01 в Wayback Machine. ...Then on Gallipoli there is the promontory of Capo Helles opposite to Jeni-Hisari, on the slanting side of which is the Bitch's Tomb (the name given to the,'funeral mound of Hecuba'), the naval station of the Greeks in the Trojan war...

troy-in-england.co.uk

Wilkens, IJ. WHERE TROY ONCE STOOD. The mystery of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey revealed. Random Century and St Martin's Press, 1990., архив на оригинала от 12 март 2016, https://web.archive.org/web/20160312125904/http://www.troy-in-england.co.uk/where-troy-once-stood/, посетен на 31 юли 2013

usu.edu

...In later classical antiquity, there was a site known as „Troy.“ Alexander the Great, for instance, had visited it early in his eastward surge across Asia, and a later Greek geographer Strabo speaks of „Ilion“ (the Greek spelling of Ilium) as if it were a real place. So some ancients, at least, believed Troy had once been a real city. Still, critics could counter—and not without some credibility of their own—that the bureau of tourism in ancient Asia Minor might have had something to do with advancing that opinion...

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PLINY'S NATURAL HISTORY, Rackham, H; Jones, W.H.S; Eichholz, Harvard University Press, Massachusetts and William Heinemann, London; 1949 – 54: Book IV, ch.xi.¶3. Архив на оригинала от 2017-01-01 в Wayback Machine. ...Then on Gallipoli there is the promontory of Capo Helles opposite to Jeni-Hisari, on the slanting side of which is the Bitch's Tomb (the name given to the,'funeral mound of Hecuba'), the naval station of the Greeks in the Trojan war...
Hirst, K.K. Heinrich Schliemann and the discovery of Troy. Homeric questions
... Schliemann was a brilliant, gregarious, enormously talented and extremely restless con man, who nevertheless changed the course of archaeology and focused interest in the sites and events of the Iliad and created widespread belief in their physical reality... // Архивиран от оригинала на 2013-05-23. Посетен на 2013-07-31.
Wilkens, IJ. WHERE TROY ONCE STOOD. The mystery of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey revealed. Random Century and St Martin's Press, 1990., архив на оригинала от 12 март 2016, https://web.archive.org/web/20160312125904/http://www.troy-in-england.co.uk/where-troy-once-stood/, посетен на 31 юли 2013