The Trojan War: Myth, Reality, or Both? — Fexingo History
The Trojan Horse is famous as a wooden trick, but what if horses themselves had a deeper meaning in the world of the Iliad? This episode explores the cult of the horse in Bronze Age Anatolia and Mycenaean Greece: from Hittite horse sacrifices to the use of equine bones in divination at Hisarlik. Lucas and Luna discuss the horse as a symbol of power, a bridge to the underworld, and a real ritual animal that may have influenced Homeric epic. They consider archaeological finds like the horse burials at Troy VI and the Hittite Kikkuli text on horse training, and ask whether the Trojan Horse story echoes actual religious practices. A fresh angle on a familiar myth. #TrojanHorse #HorseSacrifice #CultOfTheHorse #Hisarlik #TroyVI #Hittites #Kikkuli #AnatolianBronzeAge #MycenaeanGreece #Iliad #Divination #BronzeAgeReligion #EquineArchaeology #Homer #SacredAnimals #History #FexingoHistory #MediterraneanArchaeology Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo [https://buymeacoffee.com/fexingo]
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