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Homer's Ithaca Was Not an Island: Odysseus' Homeland Was Perhaps in Cephalonia.

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A new study reopens the map of the Odyssey: Homer never calls Ithaca “island” and the textual and geological tracks point to Paliki, in Cephalonia. What if Odysseus’ homeland was not the modern Ithaca? Tags: itaca, catalina, itaca, homero» original news (elrethistorico.com)
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A new study reopens the map of the Odyssey: Homer never calls Ithaca “island” and the textual and geological tracks point to Paliki, in Cephalonia. What if Odysseus’ homeland was not the modern Ithaca? Tags: itaca, catalina, itaca, homero» original news (elrethistorico.com)

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meneame.net broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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