0
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
Which people form the ancient civilization that built the Trojan Horse?
The Trojan Horse were built by the Achaean. The leader of them were the Mycenaean.
What happened in the a pause of the Trojan War?
They built a wooden trojan horse
Which people built the Trojan horse?
The Greeks .
When was the Trojan horse built?
If it actually existed, the Trojan Horse was built on the plains of Anatolia in front of the City of Troy at the end of the Trojan War, somewhere around 1200 BC. There is no agreement on the actual year.
When Ulysses built the Trojan horse what material did he choose?
The horse was made of wood.
Was the Trojan horse built in the 1600?
The "Trojan Horse" was built in 1600 AD
What war was the Trojan horse built?
The Trojan War.
Which people form the ancient civilization that built the Trojan Horse?
The Trojan Horse were built by the Achaean. The leader of them were the Mycenaean.
What happened in the a pause of the Trojan War?
They built a wooden trojan horse
Was the Trojan horse built in Tudor times?
No. The Trojan horse wasa supposedly built in the Greek times, in a war over Helen Of Troy.
Which people built the Trojan horse?
The Greeks .
What do you call the large wooden horse built by the Greek?
The Trojan Horse.
When the Trojan horse built?
If it actually existed, the Trojan Horse was built on the plains of Anatolia in front of the City of Troy at the end of the Trojan War, somewhere around 1200 BC. There is no agreement on the actual year.
When was the Trojan horse built?
If it actually existed, the Trojan Horse was built on the plains of Anatolia in front of the City of Troy at the end of the Trojan War, somewhere around 1200 BC. There is no agreement on the actual year.
When Ulysses built the Trojan horse what material did he choose?
The horse was made of wood.
What year was the Trojan horse built?
There is no date given in the chronology of Greek Myth.
Where was the Trojan horse built?
Legend has it that it was about 1200 BCE on the Dardanelles Strait in Turkey..
