However, Homer was not primarily an historian, but a poet. He was not so concerned with getting the details right, but evoking the Trojan heroism/pathos regarding events which took place 400 years earlier.
Did Moses have the same intents as Homer? Judging from the text, I think Moses for the most part was much more intent on transmitting historical events rather than pathos.
Judging from the text, I don't think Moses cared one bit about the Trojans or their heroism.
(It's possible that the "Javan" of Genesis 10.2 and 10.4 means the Ionians = Greeks.)