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  1. ulferlingsson on

    I wanted to share a cartographic and forensic investigation into the theory of a Nordic origin for Homer’s *Odyssey*.

    While the Mediterranean is the traditional setting, this analysis takes a detailed look at the geography of the island of **Tjörn** on the Swedish west coast. By cross-referencing Homer’s specific topographical descriptions with modern cartography and drone footage, the video identifies a location that aligns remarkably well with the text—including a potential site for the ‘Palace of Odysseus’ at Olsby Slott.

    The video also breaks down Telemachus’ journey to Achaea, providing a ‘down-to-earth’ explanation for the distances and landmarks described. Whether you’re a fan of Felice Vinci’s theories or just interested in historical geography, I’d love to hear your thoughts on these findings.

    **Key segments:**

    * **Tjörn as the Nordic Ithaca:** Analyzing the coastline and terrain.
    * **Telemachus’ Journey:** A detailed logistical breakdown.
    * **The Site of the Palace:** Ground and drone footage of the proposed home at Olsby.

    Looking forward to a constructive discussion!