 The inference is that, from the Greek point of view, the languages of Trojans and their allied neighbors were not as unified as those of the Achaeans.There was not enough evidence to fruitfully speculate upon the language of Troy until 1995, when a late Hittite seal was found in the excavations at Troy, probably dating from about 1275 BC.Not considered a locally made object, this item from the Trojan "state chancellery" was inscribed in Luwian and to date provides the "only" archaeological evidence for any language at Troy at this period.