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Odysseus Found: A Royal Tomb, a Hero Cult, and the Birth of a Legend

Odysseus Found: A Royal Tomb, a Hero Cult, and the Birth of a Legend

Hardcover

Religion General Mythology & FolkloreAncient Greece

ISBN10: 6180042209
ISBN13: 9786180042207
Publisher: Konstantin Nikolas Kokkolis
Published: Feb 2 2023
Pages: 150
Weight: 1.25
Height: 0.56 Width: 7.50 Depth: 9.25
Language: English

***NOTE*** Excavation at the site discovered by the author and mentioned in this book has begun as of 2023, after the publication of this book. It promises to be a significant Mycenaean/Bronze Age site.


Was there ever an Ithaca or even an Odysseus? This question has been posed for over two millennia. The author believes yes, there was an Odysseus, but Ithaca as a place name has likely been misinterpreted. The author did not find the royal tomb by reading Homer's geographical descriptions. The author discovered the tomb by understanding the allegories in The Odyssey that most people overlook.

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