Talk:1200s BC (decade)

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Differentiating real and legendary[edit]

What does it mean for the legendary king Theseus who may not have even existed, to have been "deposed" in 1204 BC? Shouldn't we do a better job of distinguishing mythical events from documented ones? Trojan War with named characters shouldn't be in the same class as "first chariots". -- And is there some better place to discuss this? I doubt many people watch individual century pages. -- Mindstalk (talk) 15:55, 12 April 2008 (UTC)Reply[reply]