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特洛伊战争（Troy war） Troy site In 1870, Schliemann came to the Osman empire with his Greek wife and began his journey of discovery. To dig the ruins of Troy in Xisalike mountain, the imperial government of Osman need to get permission. But Schliemann started digging without permission, and tried to buy the land. As a result, he got the following: Osmans imperial government ordered him to stop digging illegally at once. Finally, after months of hard negotiations, Schliemann was finally allowed to dig. However, the imperial government of Osman forced him to promise that half of the treasures would be owned by the Royal Museum if they were found to be of significance to the Royal museum...... When the excavation began again, it was October, and the summer was coming to an end, and the days were getting shorter. In very humble conditions, Schliemann began digging: at first there were only 8 workmen, several baskets of earth and a few carts. What annoys Schliemann most is that he has to pay for a person he doesnt need. The imperial government of Osman forced him to have a overseer named George Sax to inspect any unearthed objects. He became another obstacle between Schliemann and his dream of wealth. These difficulties are not the biggest, F Sa Rick, and the mountain is the biggest difficulty for Schliemann. Before Osmans imperial government banned him from digging, Schliemann had dug a stone wall at the top of the mountain. The stone wall was 6 feet thick and built firmly. At first, he thought excitedly, that was Homers epic depiction of the Troy wall. But then he realized that the mountain was actually a collection of ancient cities in countless centuries. It is like a thousand layer cake, layer after layer, each floor represents a city - a city built on the ruins of the previous one. At the top of the mountain, Schliemann saw a Greek ancient city site with a history of 2000. And Troy should be at least 1000 years earlier than Troy, so Schliemann thinks it should be at the