Introduction King Arthur, the legendary ruler of Camelot and leader of the Knights of the Round Table, has captured the imaginations of generations. While many consider Arthur a myth, some researchers and archaeologists are determined to uncover the truth behind the legend. Could King Arthur have been a real historical figure, and if so, where […]
Introduction The Holy Grail has captivated the imaginations of countless people for centuries. As one of history’s most enduring mysteries, the quest to uncover the truth about this sacred chalice has sparked endless speculation, fueled religious devotion, and inspired art, literature, and adventure. From ancient legends to modern-day conspiracy theories, the Grail has taken on […]
Nestled in the picturesque landscape near Brecon in Wales, Llangorse Lake is home to a remarkable archaeological site—a Dark Age man-made island known as a crannog. This ancient island base, believed to have been built by a Welsh king over 1,000 years ago, raises intriguing questions about the people who inhabited it, their connection with […]
Introduction The departure of the Romans from Britain in 410 AD has long been associated with a narrative of chaos and decline, often referred to as the “Dark Ages.” However, recent archaeological discoveries and a reevaluation of historical accounts challenge this traditional view, revealing a complex and vibrant culture that emerged in the wake of […]
Introduction Merlin is a legendary figure in Welsh and Celtic folklore, renowned for his magical powers and wise counsel to kings and heroes. His connection to King Arthur is well-known, as he is often portrayed as the young king’s mentor, guiding him towards becoming the king of Camelot. Merlin’s story has captivated audiences for centuries, […]
Introduction The Roman invasion of Britain in AD 43 had a profound impact on the island nation that would continue long after the Romans had left. From architecture to language, law to culture, the Romans left an indelible mark on Britain. However, the legacy of the Roman invasion is not simply one of cultural and […]
Introduction The term “Dark Ages” is often used to describe the period of European history between the fall of the Roman Empire and the High Middle Ages, a period roughly spanning from the 5th to the 10th century. It’s a term that suggests a time of decline and stagnation, but recent scholarship has begun to […]