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Cover Date: Feb / Mar 2020 | Volume 9 Issue Volume 9 Issue 3

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Below Homer, as imagined in a 2nd century Roman copy of a Hellenistic sculpture. His weather beaten features would be appropriate for the itinerant lifestyle of a bard.Trojan War: the archaeology of a storyMany cities have fallen to subterfuge, fire, and the sword over the millennia, so why does our fascination with Troy remain so keen? Perhaps it…