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TROY OVER THE MILLENNIA
Troy IX is the Roman Ilium. During this time,
an Odeion or council house was constructed,
and the West Sanctuary was rebuilt. The
Romans held Ilium in great reverence
because of the connection of Troy and Rome
through the Trojan hero Aeneas. Aeneas
escaped from the sack of Troy at the end
TROY IX
85 B.C. - C 500 A.D.
of the Trojan War and eventually settled in
central Italy. Julius Caesar and the emperor
Augustus were responsible for rebuilding a
great deal of the city. In addition, the Roman
ruler Hadrian built new structures, and
restored the monumental burial mound of the
Greek hero Ajax that lay nearby.
100 A.D.
200 A.D.
1. Detail from Çan
Sarcophagus, Granicus Valley
2. Archaeologist uncovering a
statue of the Emperor Hadrian
3. Portrait of the Emperor
Hadrian
4. Odeion
5. Temple of Athena ruins
3
300 A.D.
400 A.D.
500 A.D.
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