We are immensely grateful to all our Patrons and Friends for their generous donations
The commitment from regular donations by our Friends and Patrons allows us to better plan and conduct our research projects and connect more closely with our supporters.
Patron
As a Patron of Odysseus Unbound, we ask for an annual donation of at least £1,000 ($1000 or €1000), guaranteed for a minimum of 3 years.
The generous commitment of our Patrons allows us to conduct the long-term vital research projects and to plan effectively.
Friend
As a Friend of Odysseus Unbound, we ask for an annual donation of at least £100 ($100 or €100).
Friends are the lifeblood of the project and the funds raised will cover the charity’s annual operating costs as well as contribute towards vital research projects.
George Vasios2
Stephen Carter
George Vasios
George Cornelius
I support Odysseus Unbound because of my deep interest in Minoan and Mycenaean history, sparked by first reading Leonard Cottrell’s Bull… Read more
I support Odysseus Unbound because of my deep interest in Minoan and Mycenaean history, sparked by first reading Leonard Cottrell’s Bull of Minos, on Crete in March 1977. I am also interested in Homer’s role as a ‘Geographer’, with stunningly accurate details being passed down the generations by word of mouth, before eventually being written down.
Anthony Cleaver
Dain Jensen
Alan Crawshaw
Homer is such a wonderful author, and his descriptions so accurate; it would be something to find the Ithaca he describes! Like my brother… Read more
Homer is such a wonderful author, and his descriptions so accurate; it would be something to find the Ithaca he describes! Like my brother John, I studied Classics (Latin and Greek) at university, and I am pleased to support the work of the Foundation.
Geoffrey Laurence
Homer's Odyssey is a wonderful tale of adventure and fortitude in the face of constant challenges. Having been shown Bronze Age sites on… Read more
Homer's Odyssey is a wonderful tale of adventure and fortitude in the face of constant challenges. Having been shown Bronze Age sites on Kefalonia by John Crawshaw, it is a pleasure to contribute to this modern-day challenge, involving the use of the latest scientific techniques, to identify Odysseus' homeland for posterity.
David Calvert-Smith
This contribution is sent because of Strabo’s Channel and to a lesser extent the harbour. If the research starts to focus exclusively on… Read more
This contribution is sent because of Strabo’s Channel and to a lesser extent the harbour. If the research starts to focus exclusively on Kasteli I would probably lose interest….!
Richard Halsey
Diane Fortenberry
Tom Wales
Michael D'Souza
Really marvellous new findings