The research programme depends on the support of our worldwide collaborators
If you represent an organisation which you believe could help this project, we would very much like to hear from you.
More information on how to support us.
We are particularly grateful to FUGRO for their multi-year sponsorship of a comprehensive programme of geophysical research and 3-dimensional surface and sub-surface mapping including ground, airborne and marine surveys, borehole drilling and core analysis, supplemented by sponsorship of a geology PhD student whose thesis was based on the data produced.
Continuing analysis of the data has further increased our understanding of the underlying geology and tectonic profile of the locations that are key to resolving the question at the heart of the Odysseus Unbound hypothesis – was Paliki a separate island at the time of Odysseus in the Late Bronze Age?
Find more about FUGRO on their website.Our thanks are due to the following organisations and individuals who have generously assisted the project with resources and expertise. For further details, click on the appropriate logo.
| Michael Marks Charitable Trust | UK |  |
Marina, Lady Marks PhD OMKM, Chairman | Donation towards our research |
| National Technical University of Athens | Greece |  |
Associate Professor George Apostolopoulos | Geophysical research and analysis including EMR, GPR and Resistivity surveys |
| IGME | Greece |  |
Constantine Perissoratis | Marine seismic survey equipment and expertise and overall project certification |
| NASA | USA |  |
Patrick Hogan, Randy Kim, Chris Maxwell | Developmental liaison and priority access to interactive 3D global visualisation capabilities |
| Radarteam | Sweden |  |
Per Wikstroem | Ground penetrating radar antennae and survey skills |
| Research Laboratory for Archaeology and the History of Art | UK |  |
Christopher Bronk Ramsey and Jean-Luc Schwenninger | Radiocarbon dating and optical luminescence dating expertise |
| GSSI | USA |  |
Dan Welch and Dennis Johnson | Ground penetrating radar equipment and survey skills |
| Allied Associates | UK |  |
Norman Bell | Ground penetrating radar equipment |
| BP | UK |  |
Tony Hayward | Financial support for geophysical research by Edinburgh University students |
| Geoservice | Greece |  |
Klisthenis Dimitriadis and Manolis Sarrikostis | Geophysical borehole logging equipment and consultancy |
| Bulgarian Academy of Sciences – Geological Institute | Bulgaria |  |
Kristalina Stoykova | Paleontological, stratigraphical and sedimentological analysis of borehole microfossils |
| Geosoft | Canada and UK |  |
Wayne Higgins | Provision of Geosoft Education Edition software for computerised analysis of gravitational anomalies |
| Scintrex | Canada |  |
Chris Nind | Provision of CG-5 Autograv Gravity Meter for field data capture of gravitational anomalies |