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Trojanische Alterthümer

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Trojanische Alterthümer

Trojanische Alterthümer

Bericht Ãœber die Ausgrabungen in Troja
Heinrich Schliemann
August 2010
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9781108017039
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    Heinrich Schliemann (1822–1890) was a successful businessman and self-taught archaeologist who is best known for discovering the site of the ancient city of Troy. In this 1874 work, written in the style of a diary, Schliemann describes his excavations at Hissarlik in Turkey, which revealed the remains of not just one but several substantial, superimposed ancient settlements, the earliest of which dates back to 4500 BCE. Schliemann himself was convinced that he had located Troy, and the spectacular golden treasure which he unearthed made his discovery famous around the world. Although his excavating techniques were crude, and later work on the site has led to the conclusion that the treasure dates from a much earlier settlement than Homeric Troy, Schliemann's achievement was extraordinary and his account makes compelling reading. This book was translated into English in 1875 as Troy and Its Remains, also reissued in this series.

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    Table of Contents

    • Einleitung
    • 1. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik (in der Ebene von Troja), 18 October 1871
    • 2. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 26 October 1871
    • 3. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 3 November 1871
    • 4. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 18 November 1871
    • 5. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 24 November 1871
    • 6. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 5 April 1872
    • 7. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 25 April 1872
    • 8. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 11 Mai 1872
    • 9. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 23 Mai 1872
    • 10. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 18 Juni 1872
    • 11. Auf dem Berge Hissarlik, 13 Juli 1872
    • 12. Pergamos von Troja, 4 August 1872
    • 13. Pergamos von Troja, 14 August 1872
    • 14. Athen, 28 September 1872
    • 15. Pergamos von Troja, 22 Februar 1873
    • 16. Pergamos von Troja, 1 März 1873
    • 17. Pergamos von Troja, 15 März 1873
    • 18. Pergamos von Troja, 22 März 1873
    • 19. Pergamos von Troja, 29 März 1873
    • 20. Pergamos von Troja, 5 April 1873
    • 21. Pergamos von Troja, 16 April 1873
    • 22. Pergamos von Troja, 10 Mai 1873
    • 23. Troja, 17 Juni 1873.
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