King Arthur, Britain’s iconic monarch and leader of the Knights of the Round Table, remains a captivating figure, symbolizing honor and courage. His tales, including wielding the mighty Excalibur and questing for the Holy Grail, continue to captivate audiences. Historical Mystery: Despite King Arthur’s fame, historical evidence regarding his existence remains elusive, particularly as the Dark Ages offer few concrete records. The legend of King Arthur’s death, taken to Avalon for healing, adds to the mystery surrounding his final resting place.
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i dont think the cross is anything but later recreation so bs for holdover extension hint tv 2 x botom camera device /tentagill=house if the woman=tint of jill /
Make a video on history of Palestine
Anyone interested in Arthur should read Baram Blackett and Alan Wilsons research.
The Bear.
They had Soduku! Who knew!
Excellent. But no one digs up an old grave at night except grave robbers
How do u know he didn't exist, the legend of Arthur is needed more now than ever before for those of us true british
Cornwall a long time source of TIN since the bronze age, Greeks, Phoenician (Hebrew) traders went there for tin to make bronze; and Joseph of Arimathea is purported to have viited Glastonbury with his nephew Jesus; his hawthorne stick was thrust ino into the ground and still flowers there, twice a year.
Legend has it that Arthur is buried beneath the ruins of Glastonbury Abbey.
Where there is that much smoke there is likely some kind of fire.
Under a car park!!
I love how Americans come and try and tell British people their own history in the comments😂bro you have no history sit down
Why not…
There's no bones! Cause he doesn't exist! The british just made him up to glorify their country! 😅🤣😂 obviously copied from a GERMAN folk tale! 🙄 🤪😝
A few years ago there was a "Mini-Series" Called "The Mist of Avalon" it was really well done !!!
King Arthur's Half sister was Morgan La Fae,& Arthur was sent to Merlin(A Druid ) Also Arthur's Aunt was "Vivan" (The Lady of the Lake)
The word “famous” is an obvious pointer to a later date.
Speculation running riot. This documentary is nonsense from start to finish.
What I would like to know is how will the archaeologists KNOW that any remains found will be Arthur's?
Lol obviously it's rubbish considering, Arthur was a figment of a French Writers' Imagination and was written by him lol