What the Odyssey Gets Wrong About Bronze Age Greek Religion

Select imagery/video supplied by Getty Images and Reuters Homer’s Odyssey is set in the Bronze Age, but Homer (if he was even a real person) lived during the Iron Age. So...is he accurate? Explore Mycenaean religion, Linear B, Poseidon, Potnia,...

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