Troy II

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Troy II is an early Bronze Age settlement layer at the ancient site of Troy, notable for its impressive fortifications and association with rich archaeological finds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Bronze Age settlement layer
archaeological site phase
associatedWith Priam’s Treasure NERFINISHED
chronologicallyFollows Troy I NERFINISHED
chronologicallyPrecedes Troy III NERFINISHED
excavatedBy Heinrich Schliemann NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Dörpfeld NERFINISHED
hasAccessStructure monumental gate ramp
hasArchaeologicalFind ceramic vessels
copper artifacts
gold jewelry
rich metal objects
silver vessels
stone tools
hasBuildingType domestic houses
megaron
storage buildings
hasConstructionMaterial mudbrick
stone
wood
hasEvidenceOf complex social organization
craft production
long-distance trade
planned fortification system
hasFeature gateways with towers
massive fortification walls
megaron-type buildings
mudbrick superstructures
ramp leading to main gate
stone foundations
hasSubphase Troy IIg NERFINISHED
hasTypeSiteRole key phase for Troy stratigraphy
hasWallType cyclopean-style masonry
interpretedAs fortified citadel
regional center of power
locatedIn Hisarlik NERFINISHED
Turkey
Çanakkale Province NERFINISHED
locatedInTimePeriod Early Bronze Age NERFINISHED
partOf Troy (archaeological site) NERFINISHED
partOfCulturalContext Aegean–Anatolian interaction sphere NERFINISHED
Early Bronze Age Anatolia NERFINISHED
stratigraphicLevelOf Troy (multi-period settlement) NERFINISHED
studiedInDiscipline Aegean prehistory
Anatolian archaeology
archaeology
timeSpanApproximate 3rd millennium BCE

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