دانلود کتاب Troy: Myth, City, Icon

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Cover\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nAcknowledgements\nPart One Myth\n 1 Introducing Troy\n 2 The Making of a Myth\n The story of the Trojan War\n Homer and epic poetry\n Troy and the Iliad\n 3 The Story of Discovery\n The lost city\n Schliemann: The Homeric quest\n Dörpfeld: The nine cities of Troy\n Blegen: Analysis and refinement\n Korfmann and Rose: Total Troy\n 4 The Truth about the Trojan War\n The real Trojans\n The real ‘Greeks’\n The real wars at Troy\n The wars of Troy in context\n The real Trojan War: An eighth-century phenomenon\nPart Two City\n 5 Early Troy, c. 3000–1750 bce\n Troy I (c. 3000–2550 bce)\n Troy II (c. 2550–2300 bce)\n Troy III (c. 2300–2200 bce)\n Troy IV (c. 2200–2000 bce)\n Troy V (c. 2000–1750 bce)\n The on-site remains of early Troy\n 6 Troy in the Age of Heroes, c. 1750–1180 bce\n The archaeology of Troy VI (c. 1750–1300 bce)\n The written history of Troy VI\n Emporium or backwater? The Troy trade controversy\n The archaeology of Troy VIIa (c. 1300–1180 bce)\n The written history of Troy VIIa\n The on-site remains of heroic Troy\n Postscript: The end of the world (order) is nigh\n 7 Troy in the ‘Dark Age’, c. 1180–900 bce\n Catastrophe and collapse: The end of the Late Bronze Age\n The reoccupation of Troy VIIb1 (c. 1180–1120 bce)\n The rebuilding of Troy VIIb2 (c. 1120–1050 bce)\n The beginnings of myth in Troy VIIb3 (c. 1050–900 bce)\n The Trojan ‘Dark Age’?\n The on-site remains of Dark Age Troy\n 8 Troy in the Greek World, c. 900–335 bce\n The archaeology of Geometric Troy (c. 900–650 bce)\n Troy and the expansion of the Greek world\n The archaeology of Archaic Troy (c. 650–499 bce)\n Troy and the Aristocrats\n The archaeology of Classical Troy (499–334 bce)\n Troy and the invention of the Greeks\n The on-site remains of Greek Troy\n 9 Troy in the Hellenistic World, 334–85 bce\n Alexander at Troy (334 bce)\n Rebuilding and renewal\n The Temple of Athena\n Troy and the scholars\n The Trojan War, epic origins, and the start of history\n The Fimbrian sack of Troy (85 bce)\n The remains of Hellenistic Troy\n 10 Troy in the Roman World, 85 bce to Seventh Century\n A Trojan renaissance\n The Julio-Claudians in Troy (27 bce–68 ce)\n Troy in Julio-Claudian Rome\n Troy until and under Hadrian (68–138 ce)\n Troy under Caracalla and the later emperors (138–262 ce)\n The Gothic sack of Troy and beyond\n The remains of Roman Troy\nPart Three Icon\n 11 All Roads Begin at Troy\n Early claims to Trojan origins\n The politics of Trojan ancestry\n Trojan origins and the Crusades\n The Trojan Turks\n The Turkish Trojans\n 12 All You Need Is Love\n Love and romance\n Love beyond romance\n Desire in the eye of the beholder\n The return to romance\n 13 War: What Is It Good For?\n The conflict within\n The clash of civilizations\n Troy and Gallipoli\n Trojan heroism in popular culture\n 14 Troy Today\n Troy as tragedy\n Hope and history\n The long shadow of a small town\nNotes\nGuide to Further Reading\nReferences\nIndex