TROY

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Bulfinch, Thomas
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The facts relating to the city of Troy are still unknown to history. Antiquarians have long sought for the actual city and some record of its rulers. The most interesting explorations were those conducted about 1890 by the German scholar, Henry Schliemann, who believed that at the mound of Hissarlik, the traditional site of Troy, he had uncovered the ancient capital. Schliemann excavated down below the ruins of three or four settlements, each revealing an earlier civilization, and finally came upon some royal jewels and other relics said to be "Priam's Treasure." Scholars are by no means agreed as to the historic value of these discoveries.

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Bulfinch's Mythology, Project Gutenberg eBook #4928

AGAMEMNON, ORESTES, AND ELECTRA RETURN OF ULYSSES