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Everyone knows the story: Greeks hide inside a giant wooden horse to sneak into Troy. But what if the famous Trojan Horse was never a horse at all?
Modern archaeologist Francesco Tiboni claims the Greek word "hippos" (horse) actually described Phoenician merchant ships with curved, horse-headed prows. The Greeks hid warriors in the ship's hold, left it on the beach as a "gift," and the Trojans hauled it inside—thinking they'd won.
At night, the soldiers poured out and opened the gates. Later storytellers turned a clever naval trick into the giant animal we know today.
Mind blown? The ultimate ancient deception might have been at sea all along.
Beware of Greeks bearing gifts... especially if they're boats.