"Troia and the Troad" is a scholarly book that deals with the history and archaeology of the region of Troy and its surroundings. It offers a comprehensive analysis of the archaeological finds and the historical development of this significant site. The book is the result of intensive research supported by the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities. It highlights the role of Troy in antiquity and examines the trade connections that can be traced through the analysis of ores and metals. The authors, including Hans-Peter Uerpmann, Ernst Pernicka, and Günther A. Wagner, contribute their expertise to explore the complex relationships between the landscape, raw material sources, and the culture of the Trojans. With 449 pages, the book provides a detailed and well-founded presentation of the subject and is a valuable work for scholars, historians, and those interested in antiquity.