You could definitely tell a historically accurate version of 300 however as we know for certain when and where the battle of Thermopylae occurred, who was involved, and what equipment they used

Similarly, we know roughly when and where the Trojan War occurred, and what equipment they used

They’re part of the sand epic cycle and would have been told as part of one continuous story

And if you want to get really into it a historically accurate King Arthur would be a Roman Briton General fighting against the Anglo Saxon invasion in the 450s AD. Because that’s what the earliest known records of Arthur are. He wasn’t a king, but a general, and he died Fighting the Saxons.

Sherlock Holmes was a novel set in the time period it was written, so it is possible to make it historically inaccurate

Robin Hood is based on about a dozen real historical figures all jammed together, but primarily Roger Godbred

It’s a mythologized story yes, but as far as archeologists can tell there was an actual Trojan war fought around the time the Iliad and Odyssey claims, this is mainly cooperated by the records kept by the Hittite Empire and battlefield remains found near the location of Troy.

The story of the Iliad and Odysseus is a cultural misremembering of the events of the actual Trojan war. We know there was an actual Trojan war because of records left behind by the Hittites and Egyptians, the most prominent trade partners to the Mycenaean Greeks of the Bronze Age.

Sounds about right, this administration is not known for its competence

They were doing an “Army through the ages” thing and this was part of the WW2 section

They were doing an “Army through the ages” thing and this was part of the WW2 section

In many American states Cops started as escaped slave hunters

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