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Introduction
Welcome to my chaotic world where the sea, madness and the Levantine/Aegean Bronze Age go hand in hand. Here you will find wips, so much shitposting and commentaries.
Hope you enjoy your stay.
For newcomers, my name's either Ulises, Aithon or Ulises Aithon.
𓏲 Level 20 in life and marine biology student on my third year.
𓏲 Writer, poet and painter from time to time.
𓏲 My posting revolves around
- Ancient Greek Mythos (especially Homeric)
- The Aegean world (pre-Helladic-current times)
- Mediterranean sea and plants
Important tags
𓏲 Ulises' library: all books, pdfs and links I find in the wide web
𓏲 Ulises' rambles: infodump/opinion
𓏲 Ulises' asks and replies: what says in the tin.
𓏲 Ulises' analysis: more academical takes
𓏲 /silly: lighthearted humour and irreveren takes that are not to be taken seriously
𓏲 Ulises' master's thesis diatribes and thoughts: my master's thesis evo
Manager of @los-apuntes-de-ulises, a w.i.p sideblog which will act as an archive for the sources tagged with #ulises' library
Because I'm a mad bilingual Spanish will appear here and there.
Down here is the temporary site of my source
La biblioteca de Ulises/ Ulises library
Mitología helénica
Contenido Multimedia
- Láminas de Thomas Hope: ancient clothing - Google Drive
- Libros de Peter Conelly: Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Texts, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine
- Cascos de la Ilíada: The Greek Age of Bronze - Shields
- Palacio de Odiseo: The Palace of Odysseus – Laura Jenkinson-Brown
- Infografía de armadura hoplite: Hoplite soldier’s armor and weapon
- Homero y las herramientas de labor: Homer and Hand Tools: A Woodworking Odyssey | The Literary Workshop Blog
- Láminas de griegos y romanos: Le costume, les armes, les bijoux, la céramique, les ustensiles, outils, objets mobiliers, etc. : chez les peuples anciens et modernes : Hottenroth, Friedrich, b. 1840 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
- Ropa en la Antigua Grecia: Ancient Greek Clothing - World History Encyclopedia
Documentos:
- Retellings varios: Internet Archive: Digital Library of Free & Borrowable Texts, Movies, Music & Wayback Machine
- Eclipses en la Odisea: Is an eclipse described in the Odyssey? | PNAS
- Epítetos de Odiseo: Terrible, Wonderful Odysseus: The Meanings of his Epithets, His Name(s) and How We Read Him – SENTENTIAE ANTIQUAE
- Historias anteriores a Eneas: Aeneas before Virgil - Early Greek sources about the Trojan hero - Ancient World Magazine
- Cronología de la Odisea: Timeline: Chronology of the Odyssey | Timetoast
- Base de datos minoico-micénico: books and Stuff - Google Drive
- Achilles at Scyros and the Cypria: Tradition And Myth in the Epic Cycle – Classics@ Journal
- Troya actual: Troy Ancient City: City of Mythologies and Trojan Horse – VoyageTurkey
- Tafios y tespotrios: Taphians and Thesprotians Within and Beyond the Odyssey – Classics@ Journal
- Alexandria /Lycophron: Callimachus and Lycophron : Callimachus : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
- Teseo/Plutarco: The Internet Classics Archive | Theseus by Plutarch
- Base de datos de clásicos del ciclo troyano: 'OG' Texts - Google Drive
- Personalidades homéricas: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/303519504_Ancient_personality_Trait_attributions_to_characters_in_Homer's_Iliad
- Peinados iliádicos: https://classical-inquiries.chs.harvard.edu/a-haircut-for-achilles-and-a-model-for-greeks-in-the-post-heroic-era/
Micénicos/ Helenos
- Página web para militares: The Greek Age of Bronze
- Arcos compuestos en las guerras del bronce egeo: https://koryvantesstudies.org/studies-in-english-language/page218-2/
- Base de datos: tantalus time - Google Drive
- Pigmentos: Dyes | ARTEX | Hellenic Centre for Research and Conservation of Archaeological Textiles
- Los esclavos y sirvientes de Ítaca: https://www.maicar.com/GML/SERVANTS.html
- Los pretendientes de Penelope: SUITORS OF PENELOPE - Greek Mythology Link
- Rutas comerciales: (PDF) The Minoan and Mycenaean Agricultural Trade and Trade Routes in the Mycenaean Empire
- Armaduras micénicas: Πανοπλίες της Ύστερης Ελλαδικής Περιόδου Μυκηναϊκές - Hellenic Armors
- Ropas micénicas: Ancient Greek Clothing - World History Encyclopedia
- Siete armaduras y armas: Here Are 7 Greek Armor and Weapons From Mycenaean Civilization | TheCollector
-Artes de la Guerra de Troya: ART OF WAR: HEROES OF TROY AND MYCENAE | The Deadliest Blogger: Military History Page
- Palacio de Néstor en Pylos: Palace of Nestor, Pylos – Digital Heritage Creations
- Modelo virtual de un pentecóntero: Ancient Greek Galley - Penteconter - 3D model by Hephaestus Lab. (@HLab.) [0150ccf]
- Restauración en la Antigua Grecia: Public Dining in Ancient Greece | Department of Classics | University of Colorado Boulder
Edad del Bronze
- Los Fenicios The Phoenicians - Master Mariners - World History Encyclopedia
- Enlaces para protoindoeuropeos: Links | Linguistics Research Center | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin
- Flora iónica: Flora Ionica
- Biogeografía actual heládica: Greek Forests - Map
- Introducción a las armaduras de los pueblos del mar: INTRO TO THE ARMOUR OF THE SEA PEOPLES — PART 1 | by James Thomas | lakodaemon | Medium
- Mensajería en la Antigüedad: Letters & Post in the Ancient World
- Tablillas de arcilla: Wax tablets in the ancient world – It's All Greek To Me
Mapas de la Antigua Grecia: Ancient Greece Maps – Ancient Greece: Φώς & Λέξη
Protoindoeuropos (PIE)
- Indo-European Explorer: A 6,000-Year Journey
https://cts.perseids.org/
https://scaife.perseus.org/
https://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/home.html
https://web.archive.org/web/20050625081727/http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/OMACL/Hesiod/iliad.html
Welcome to the Lexicon of Greek Personal Names | LGPN
The mythical siege of Troy, as related in Homer's Iliad, modern Hisarlik in Turkey : r/papertowns
Family Echo - Draw, Share and Print Your Online Family Tree
https://www.tumblr.com/littlesparklight/766416030668111872?source=share
Ancient Greek units of measurement - Wikipedia
https://greekreporter.com/2023/05/10/ancient-greek-texts-papyrus-revived/
https://greekreporter.com/2023/12/25/tomb-of-cerberus-top-archaeological-discovery-2023/
Broche de oro: Gold pin - Mycenaean - Late Helladic IIIA - The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lost Art: Homer’s Troy and Priam’s Treasure - The Art Newspaper - International art news and events
Flora y biogeografía
Flora de Grecia: Rosa sempervirens L. | Flora of Greece – An annotated checklist
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should i rabbithole into what the homeric ithake was placed or should i just go with the average consensus of ithaki is ithake? thinking about this so much...
I mean why not? There is no real reason why not besides we discovered the ruins of a building that fits the description plus worship center of his cult and so on and so forth.
Why would Homer add a totally different place than the one that has the name? I understand the debate over Ogygia that is not corresponding to some location but Ithaca? We have the name in antiquity plus we have worship signs that show the ancient Greeks connect the island to Odysseus etc
The vague mentions of the Odyssey could be anything "the farthest to the west in the sea" doesn't need to be the island compared to all others. It could be compared to the rest of the Greek kingdoms especially those that got to the Trojan War. Odysseus kingdom is indeed the furthest to the west that the rest and is in the sea. It is rocky and yet furtile. We also do not have much space for horses as Telemachus said (as opposed to Cephallonia that has a population of wild horses or semi-wild horses) etc. To me I see no reason why not say that mythical Ithaca is not the actual Ithaca. We do not even have a myth to indicate a transaction or anything as for whether the Cephallenian peninsula once being an island not only does it seem "awfully convenient" haha but also I see no reason why would Homer know that too (I mean I wonder if it WAS an island in Homer's time or if he would be hinting some older story) and as I said I see no reason why not actual Ithaca being the homeric Ithaca
i just want to see what people say, because i do think ithaki is ithake too, is just seeing what have been the theories to see them. I'm not demereting the isle ok?
For example there are many strange ideas out there and I just want to see if the ones related to ithake are that weird or can hold some water, nothing more.
should i rabbithole into what the homeric ithake was placed or should i just go with the average consensus of ithaki is ithake? thinking about this so much...
I mean why not? There is no real reason why not besides we discovered the ruins of a building that fits the description plus worship center of his cult and so on and so forth.
Why would Homer add a totally different place than the one that has the name? I understand the debate over Ogygia that is not corresponding to some location but Ithaca? We have the name in antiquity plus we have worship signs that show the ancient Greeks connect the island to Odysseus etc
The vague mentions of the Odyssey could be anything "the farthest to the west in the sea" doesn't need to be the island compared to all others. It could be compared to the rest of the Greek kingdoms especially those that got to the Trojan War. Odysseus kingdom is indeed the furthest to the west that the rest and is in the sea. It is rocky and yet furtile. We also do not have much space for horses as Telemachus said (as opposed to Cephallonia that has a population of wild horses or semi-wild horses) etc. To me I see no reason why not say that mythical Ithaca is not the actual Ithaca. We do not even have a myth to indicate a transaction or anything as for whether the Cephallenian peninsula once being an island not only does it seem "awfully convenient" haha but also I see no reason why would Homer know that too (I mean I wonder if it WAS an island in Homer's time or if he would be hinting some older story) and as I said I see no reason why not actual Ithaca being the homeric Ithaca
i just want to see what people say, because i do think ithaki is ithake too, is just seeing what have been the theories to see them. I'm not demereting the isle ok?
For example there are many strange ideas out there and I just want to see if the ones related to ithake are that weird or can hold some water, nothing more.
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people who learned about greek mythology due reasons that DONT involve having read percy jackson at 12 freak me out, like what the FUCK was going on in your life that you found out that zeus turned into a pigeon to woo his wife like HOW
I know this post is an engagement bait but I am too a bit of a dumb fish.
By means of luck and happenstance, I had this marvelous book of Greek Myths by Nikolay Kun, a local historian. While I'd say the myths were presented with much more of a "linear" approach than true mythology presents, it was a great jumping off point. My edition was accompanied with photographs of classical art and paintings.
Aside from that, mythology was somewhat included into my 5th grade pre-history course before we started discussing politics. There was a small segment where we briefly went over mythological beliefs of Egypt, Greece, and Rome before the actual historical study began in school.
PJO has not even happened upon me until much later on, I do not believe it was as much of a cultural phenomenon outside of America.
Okay, if we're doing this now, at the age of about 11, once I'd read my way through all the Henry Treece and Rosemary Sutcliffe novels in our local library, my dad lent me his copy of Mary Renault's The King Must Die. I don't think he quite understood what the consequences would be, but just before he died he told me how proud he was of what I'd chosen to do with my life and I told him that it was all his fault, him and Mary Renault.
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