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Homer's Ithaca Was a Peninsula, Not an Island, Researchers Suggest
British researchers suggest that Homer's famous Ithaca, the homeland of Odysseus, was not an island but rather a peninsula of Cephalonia, noting that the Greek poet always used terms like 'land' or 'domain'.
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