Likely the Trojan Horse story will be brought to light in a similar way that it is in the Istanbul A

According to the Hurriyet Daily News the deputy of the Justice and Development Party (AKP), Mehmet Daniş , and the municipality of Çanakkale (Gallipoli) the ancient site of the Trojan war is going to be getting a new museum. The majority of the museum will be underground due to the ruins of the city being deep under centuries of rubble. The new museum is planned to be finished in two years and is expected by Daniş to draw many more tourists to the area and boost the economy of an already famous Turkish travel destination.
Each year thousands of Turkish students descend on the city of Çanak kale for the honor of visiting the site of one of their nations great military victories and the place that gave birth to the great legend of the Turkish leader and founder of modern Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. The site at Troy has been seriously lacking in any major excavation over the years and has left the visitor with the burden of imagining what the city might have been like that inspired the historians of old to write of the epic battles and amorous endeavors of the Greek heroes.
Likely the Trojan Horse story will be brought to light in a similar way that it is in the Istanbul Archaeology Museum and children will find yet another copy of the Trojan Horse to climb into and imagine being a soldier invading the ancient city of Troy.
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