After the Phaeacians brought a man to this location, Poseidon turned their ship into stone.
After the Phaeacians brought a man to this location, Poseidon turned their ship into stone. At this location, Palamedes threw a baby in front of a plow to show that its operator was not actually mad. Athena stopped the people here from revolting against their king in response to the deaths of a group led by Antinous and Eurymachus. A resident of this place noted that it would be impossible to move a bed here in order to prove his identity to his wife Penelope. Shortly before, that man killed the suitors that had occupied his palace after he had left this island twenty years earlier to fight in Troy. For 10 points, name this island home to Telemachus and ruled by Odysseus.
After the Phaeacians brought a man to this location, Poseidon turned their ship into stone.
Ithaca [or Ithakē; accept Odysseus' palace or Odysseus' house or obvious equivalents before "palace"]