EBK tries to see where those Arthurian places might really
have been located.
EBK presents a map of Arthurian Britain as it might have
been seen by medieval writers.
Controversial last resting place of one of two King Arthurs
according to Blackett & Wilson.
Popular Tradition says Arthur was buried at Glastonbury. Or did
the monks make it all up?
Caer Caradoc of legend according to Blackett & Wilson.
Discovery point of their famous 'Arthur Stone'.
Arthur's Sleeping Place
Merlin was the Wizard of Alderley in Cheshire & Arthur
One of the many Arthurian traditions from the town says Arthur
still sleeps nearby.
Dramatic rock formation in Glamorganshire where Arthur sleeps.
Beautiful rolling hills, in the Scottish Borders, hiding King
Arthur's secret cave.
The heart of Breton Arthurianism, where the great man still
sleeps in a secret cave.
Mysterious cave off the dramatic Anglesey coast where Arthur
lies sleepily hidden.
"Cave of the Young Men of Snowdon," where Arthur & his
Yorkshire cliff-top stronghold below which Potter Thompson
discovered the sleeping Arthur!
Runaway ball of wool finds the sleeping King along Hadrians
This mystical isle off the Welsh Coast could equally have been
Where was Avalon, where Arthur died? Popular tradition points to
Did those excavations in the 60s really prove this ancient
hillfort to be the great Camelot?
This place has so many Arthurian traditions, surely it must have
Little specific Arthurian tradition here, but compelling
arguments suggest it was Camelot.
The name speaks for itself. But is this proof enough?
A Scottish Camelot? David Carroll revives a forgotten tradition.
Norma Goodrich suggests this ancient city as the seat of a
The Roman 'Camulodunum'. Surely the original of the name,
Blackett & Wilson's unlikely Camelot claimant in the Cardiff
Small 'hillfort' in Cornwall thought to be Arthur's Court of
Great hillfort of the Silures of Gwent. Barber & Pykitt
think this was Camelot.
Little known Yorkshire town was Roman 'Camulodunum'. Northern
Hill-top Scottish stonghold named as 'second' Camelot by
Could the controversial Round Table at Winchester Castle
possibly be the real thing?
Where Merlin is said to reside in his invisible 'House of
Merlin's Hill near the town of his birth, Carmarthen.
Is this where Merlin is buried, or merely imprisoned?
Merlin's megalith, still a place of mystery in the heart of
Breton King Arthur Country.
Lakes in West Wales which claim Excalibur to be within their
Most Famous last resting place of King Arthur's sword on bleak
Legends of the Lady of the Lake seem to centre on the Forest of
Paimpont in Brittany.
Camlann was fought in the shadow of Snowdon. Bedivere threw
Excalibur into the waters here.
Dozmary is not the only place in Cornwall to claim Excalibur for
Bridge near Glastonbury where Bedivere returned Excalibur to the
The castle of the Kings of Powys appears to have been the
original Grail Castle, Corbenic.
Glastonbury's candidate for the Grail's last resting place. Did
Joseph of Arimathea hide it here?
Monks fleeing Glastonbury are said to have ended up in Mid-Wales
with the Grail.
This amazing Scottish Templar Chapel is said to hide the Grail
within its foundations.
Did Sir Fulk FitzWaryn keep the Marian
Chalice in his private chapel here? Was it the Grail?
The real Joyous Guard. Sir Lancelot's home in the North,
snatched from wicked Sir Brian.
Guinevere was kidnapped by King Melwas. Find out where she was
Home of St. Dyfrig who apparently officiated at King Arthur's
Cumbrian home of King Arthur's enemy, the wicked Sir Brian of
Most famous of Arthurian sites. His dramatic island birthplace
with archaeology to boot.