Although there are more spectacular ancient sites on Turkey’s Aegean coast, including the magnificent library at Ephesus and ...

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I brought some of my team members from the Amsterdam Troy Project to sit and react to the 2004 epic Troy with me! Even though we can't get to Troy this year to carry out our excavations, we can still ...

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Before they battle to the death, Hector offers Achilles a deal: whoever wins won’t disrespect the other’s body. In response, Achilles belows: “Curse you, Hector, and don’t talk of oaths to me.

Troy features Agamemnon and Achilles hiding inside the horse, but as Konijnendijk points out, both of them are dead by this point in the Ancient Greek story. "So we've confused our chronology ...

Achilles' shock attack on Troy's ally Cilicia devastates the Trojans and puts the spotlight on Helen. Andromache receives both good news and bad. A bitter dispute erupts between Agamemnon and ...

Just two men in the sand. The choreography in the Hector and Achilles fight is a testament to the skill that the Troy production brought to the film’s action, no matter how big or small.