Carl Blegen, professor at the University of Cincinnati, managed the site 1932–38.
These archaeologists, though following Schliemann's lead, added a professional approach not available to Schliemann.
He showed that there were at least nine cities.
In his research, Blegen came to a conclusion that Troy's nine levels could be further divided into forty-six sublevels, which he published in his main report.
Carl Blegen, professor at the University of Cincinnati, managed the site 1932–38. These archaeologists, though following Schliemann's lead, added a professional approach not available to Schliemann. He showed that there were at least nine cities. In his research, Blegen came to a conclusion that Troy's nine levels could be further divided into forty-six sublevels, which he published in his main report.
Troy