The Tro-Jan War took place over 10 years and in many locations throughout the Troy Region and Tyrian Mountains of Mauritania.

Tro-Jan People

The Region of Troy has several smaller cities named after the Body Parts of the God Sky Mountain God "Tyr". Ilium is the Hipbone of Tyr.

The 10 Year Long Tro-Jan War has Notable Locations spread all over the Tyrian Mountains and Plains of Mauritania like this image is shows the town of Agmamine, Mauritania, The Homeland of The Tro-Jan War's Agamemnon himself.

Abandoned Villages, Temples, Ruins and Battlefield Burial Sites are Spread Across the Region of Troy.

Burial Tumuli lay along the Battlefields of Troy. The Tro-Jan and Biblical Tanakh Battlefields are the same as they fought each other in Mauritania.

Rivers

The Seas and Lakes around Troy are mostly dry and hard to detect. Mauritanian Lakes are mostly filled with wind blown Sahara Sand with wells and oasis breaking the surface the desert sand. Satellite radar generated maps can reveal these no longer "lost" lakes or seas .

Islands

Mountains

The Date and Location of the Tro-Jan War Chiseled In Stone and Solar Eclipse History Correlates To Troy (Tyre), Mauritania on May 16th 1208 B.C.E. With A 09:56:49 UT1 Peak

Burial Tumuli lay along the Battlefields of Troy. The Tro-Jan and Biblical Tanakh Battlefields are the same as they fought each other in Mauritania.

The People involved in the Tro-Jan War over 10 years.

Tro-Jan Dispora like Dardanus, whence the name of the Trojans as "Dardans" comes from Hesperia (Hesprii) which is the West Coast of Africa once called the Hesprii Aethiopes Coast of the actual real ancient Underworld.

Trojan War Gods are Geological Features in Mauritania matched with the region where their peoples lived. Jan or Janus was a "Philosophical" God always looking forward and behind.