Others still point out that the story’s author — Homer — may not have been accurate himself. “…the boar-tusk helmet [was] ...

The cause of the Trojan War, famously, was the elopement of beautiful Helen, queen of the Greek city of Sparta, with Paris, Hector’s brother and a handsome prince from the Asiatic kingdom of Troy.

We are flying over Kranai Gythio. In the land of this small island it is said that Paris spent its first night and the beautiful thing that Paris and their hero spent their first night. In fact, Paris ...

People have pointed out that Matt Damon's helmet in Christopher Nolan's "Odyssey ... featured in ‘The Iliad’ but by the time of the Trojan War c. 1184 BCE it was already old-fashioned and ...

That horse hair bristle helmet isn’t wildly inaccurate, per se, but it is the safe and boring option. Odysseus's nifty headgear gets a shout out in the original poem, where Meriones bestows upon ...

The various types of Trojan—Ultra Ribbed, Magnum XL, Warm Sensations—account for 70.5 percent of condom sales in drugstores, giving the brand more than four times the market share of runner-up ...

The Trojan War is thought to have taken place near the end of the Bronze Age, around or before 1200 B.C. At that time, a Greek civilization we call the Mycenaean was collapsing .

The helmet is fashioned from boar tusks and represents the ... the Dendra style of armor was a “secret weapon” that gave the Mycenaeans a powerful advantage in conflicts like the Trojan War.

Scientists named the beast Pentecopterus decorahensis, after the “penteconter”– an ancient Greek ship rowed by 50 oarsmen that saw service in the Trojan War.

And we're looking here, just briefly, at a scene, again, from the Trojan War. Once again, Achilles, the greatest Greek warrior of the Greek army. Here, a young Achilles, he doesn't have a beard.