Archaeological excavations at the site of ancient Troy have uncovered substantial evidence of a sophisticated civilization that existed in the region during the Bronze Age. However, the evidence does not provide clear proof that a war between Troy and a coalition of Greek city-states took place.
Furthermore, the historicity of the Trojan War is often debated due to the lack of contemporary non-Greek records that explicitly mention the conflict. While some historians believe that the war may have been inspired by real events, such as conflicts between the Greeks and the Hittites, the exact nature and extent of these events remain uncertain.