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Widely accepted places tagged “homer”

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Temple complexes3 Ancient cities2 Archaeological wonders1 Buried cities1 Megaliths1

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🇹🇷Turkey3 🇬🇷Greece1

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homer4 iliad2 agamemnon1 apollo1 atreus1 bronze age1 cyclopean1 frieze

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Temple complex

Kolophon — Ancient Ionian City

Geometric to Hellenistic (1100–133 BCE) · Ionian Greek (Kolophonian)

Ionian interior capital 12-city league famed for cavalry and Claros oracle mother city.

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🇹🇷 Turkey · Buried city

Troy (Hisarlik)

Early Bronze Age to Byzantine (Troy I c.3000 BCE – Troy IX 85 CE–500 CE) · Anatolian / Mycenaean-associated / Greek / Roman

Mound of Hisarlik with 9 settlement layers Troy I–IX (3000 BCE–500 CE) plus Homeric epic city Troy VI/VII.