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Statements of Profs.Korfmann and Rose - Pictures from the Lower City
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Orientation plan of five years of investigation of house-structures of Troia VI - VIIa west of the citadel wall (state July 2001). Excavations cannot be made in the total area because of the overlay by some Hellenistic / Roman cult-buildings that have been uncovered by the responsible excavator, Prof.B.Rose, in the last years.
Some photographs of uncovered house foundations and walls:
 Fig.1 |
 Fig.2 |
 Fig.3 |
Fig.1 & 2: Troia VII-house in areal
z7 (lower half). View from west.
Fig. 3: Wall ensemble of Troia VI in areal y8. View from south. |
In addition several hundred meters south of the citadel houses with stone walls from Troia VI and VII were found in areals IKL16/17 (see statement B.Rose). Plans and figures may be found in Studia Troica 7 (1997). pp.53 and St.Tr.8 (1998), pp.49.
| From Studia Troica 7, fig.60:
In the excavated area the Hellenistic foundations reach deep into the Bronze Age-layer (upper edge of figure) to a large extent re-using the stones. In the lower half of the figure wall and roadsurface of Troia VI. Below Troia VI there is a linear Troia II-ditch cut into bedrock. (center of figure). |
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