Hisarlik

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Hisarlik is an archaeological mound in northwestern Turkey widely identified as the site of ancient Troy, extensively excavated by Heinrich Schliemann.

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Hisarlik canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
mound
administrativeDivision Çanakkale District
linked to: Çanakkale Province
associatedWith ancient city of Troy
linked to: Troy, ancient city
coordinateLatitude 39.957
coordinateLongitude 26.238
country Turkey
culturalAssociation Homeric epics
Iliad
linked to: Homer's Iliad

Odyssey
linked to: Homer's Odyssey
excavatedBy Carl Blegen
Heinrich Schliemann
Manfred Korfmann NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Dörpfeld
excavationMethod stratigraphic excavation
excavationStartDate 1870
excavationStatus partially excavated
hasArchaeologicalLayer Troy I
Troy II
Troy III
Troy IV
linked to: Troy

Troy IX
Troy V
linked to: Troy

Troy VI
Troy VII
linked to: Troy VIIa

Troy VIII
hasHeritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site
hasStratigraphy nine major settlement levels
hasTourismType cultural tourism
heritageDesignation Archaeological Site of Troy
identifiedAs site of ancient Troy
knownFor multi-layered Bronze Age and Iron Age settlement
locatedIn northwestern Turkey
Çanakkale Province
locatedNear Aegean Sea
Dardanelles
locatedOn hill overlooking the Scamander plain
modernNameLanguage Turkish
nameMeaning “place of the fortress” in Turkish
nearSettlement Tevfikiye
notableDiscoveryAt Schliemann’s so-called “Priam’s Treasure”
partOf Archaeological Site of Troy (UNESCO)
Republic of Turkey
linked to: Turkey
period Bronze Age
Iron Age
protectedAs archaeological conservation area
region Troad
researchField Aegean prehistory
classical archaeology

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Trojan War associatedWithSite Hisarlik
Troad contains Hisarlik