Can archeology prove the Trojan War?

We don't have a written document from late Bronz Age (1200's B.C.E.) directly related to Trojan War; but the findings in Troy and outside of Troy showed us that, although not 100%, it is almost a fact that Trojan War indeed happened. Archeological, philological and historical data about Anatolia and Aege of 2000 B.C.E point out to such a war (or wars). Archeologically, there are a lot of finding in Troy which indicate a war. Texts from Hittites, which are accepted as the main power of that era, describe a controversy between Hittiteans and Achaens (although it is not proven philologically, experts accept it substantially) on the islands before the city of Wilusa and add that this city, Wilusa/Troy/Ilios had been attacked many times. If we gather this and such findings, the archeology can give us enough data about the Trojan War.