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TROJAN HORSE (wooden horse) By:Natalya Vasquez. Facts The Trojan horse the huge hollow constructed by Greek to get into Troy during the Trojan horse.

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1 TROJAN HORSE (wooden horse) By:Natalya Vasquez

2 Facts The Trojan horse the huge hollow constructed by Greek to get into Troy during the Trojan horse. At the top of there wall are places where trojan bowmen can stand.Here they can pull back their bowstrings and let their arrows fly so going over the wall is impossible

3 Facts The Trojan horse horse. They wooden often us it if they are trying to sneak up on their enemies so they would hide in the stomach of the horse. Gatekeepers guard the gate day and night. If a hostile is coming across the plain they close the gates and push in the bolts.

4 Even more boring facts There is only one way to get into troy through the great double gates. Shepherds go through with their bundles of wool. Plowmen go through with their cart full of vegetables. Traders go through with their gold silver and bronze.

5 Even more boring facts: The Trojans believed that the horse was a peace offering. The Trojan horse was 80 ft tall.

6 Thanks for listening to this boring presentation BYE

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