Was Ithaca truly Odysseus’ home? New discoveries have revived debate on the Homeric hero due to rich archaeological and ...

For more than a century, archeologists have looked for proof that a complex in Ithaca was related to Odysseus, now they have ...

On the Greek island of Ithaca, archaeologists recently uncovered new evidence that suggests ancient travelers once made ...

Few figures in ancient mythology remain as legendary to this day as Odysseus, the fabled Greek king of Ithaca who devised the Trojan Horse, outwitted the Cyclops, and resisted the deadly call of the ...

An announcement on June 9 from the Greek Ministry of Culture cites the discovery of a rare underground spring cistern dating to the 14th–13th centuries BCE, during the Mycenaean palatial period.

These inscriptions provide new evidence about the cult of Odysseus in Ithaca. A miniature bronze bust of Odysseus ... Dating the fountain to the Mycenaean palace period seems highly probable, as ...

Homer calls Odysseus “King of the Ithacans.” ... And then in the 1930s archeologists uncovered the palace of King Nestor, ... How come all these years we haven't found where Ithaca is?

We Followed Odysseus Hal Roth Seaworthy Publications. Ithaca on the western shore of Greece. The distance there from Troy, Hal Roth tells us, is only 565 nautical miles.