 On this basis Calvert Watkins in 1986 argued that the Trojans may have been Luwian-speaking.For instance, the name "Priam" is connected to the Luwian compound "Pariya-muwa", which means "exceptionally courageous".Additionally, the Alaksandu treaty describes Mira, Haballa, Seha and Wilusa (usually identified with Troy) as the lands of Arzawa, although this "has no historical or political basis", suggesting that it was the language that they had in common.