Archemachus (mythology)

Archemachus is a figure appearing in Greek mythology, although details about him are scarce and inconsistent across different accounts. He is primarily known for his involvement in accounts of the Trojan War and its aftermath.

Generally, Archemachus is presented as a warrior of the Achaean (Greek) forces during the Trojan War. Some sources identify him as one of the heroes who entered Troy inside the Trojan Horse.

While his precise role and exploits during the war are not consistently detailed, he is sometimes mentioned in lists of prominent Greek warriors. Due to the limited and often fragmented nature of the available information, his significance is relatively minor compared to other more prominent figures like Achilles, Odysseus, or Agamemnon.

Variations in the spelling of his name may occur depending on the source. Further information is difficult to verify due to the infrequent and often cursory mentions of him in classical texts.