Archaeologists have now uncovered nine superimposed cities, from Troy I, an Early Bronze Age settlement (3000 2500 b.c. ) to the Hellenistic and Roman metropolis, known as Ilium Novum, which stood here from 334 b.c. to a.d. 400.
Each of the cities were destroyed by their own respective wars.
mnli hypothesis: Each of the cities were destroyed by their own respective wars. premise: Archaeologists have now uncovered nine superimposed cities, from Troy I, an Early Bronze Age settlement (3000 2500 b.c. ) to the Hellenistic and Roman metropolis, known as Ilium Novum, which stood here from 334 b.c. to a.d. 400.