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Date Posted: 19:59:05 06/28/04 Mon
Author: Dio
Subject: Re: troy
In reply to: Anti 's message, "Re: troy" on 18:42:48 06/28/04 Mon

Agree with the gangrene...I know it won't kill you right away. Thus the point of Hollywood and how it changes everthing....I think watching a great warrior slowly die would make for a even slower movie.

The food thing, like a lot of ancient wars ceased at nighfall. To pick up the dead and such. Foods could have easily been brought in. Like I said I'm sure food wasn't a huge problem, the city was very large for its time. Now the Greeks probably thought the war would be over in a few months and didn't cut off all trade routes to try to starve them to death.
Yes the walls were circluar.
Take care
Diomedes

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