Archeology and Sites
A
Gazetteer of Sub-Roman Britain
A terrific resource
maintained by the journal "Internet Archeology."
Search for information on key Arthurian sites. Before
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A
Short History of Arthurian Archaeology
Graduate student
paper. "In this paper, I ... examine and discuss
some of the archaeological evidence from the time of
King Arthur and from associated sites to see if the
history of this king is possible and not refuted by
physical evidence. To accomplish this, I will describe
the historical and political environment at the time
of Arthur and detail two sites, Tintagel and Cadbury
(Camelot) in terms of archaeological content."
Tom Green's "Arthurian Resources"
Discussion of "Arthurian
Sites" includes "Mount Badon," "Castle Killibury,
Cornwall," "Glastonbury, Somerset," "South Cadbury,
Somerset," and "Tintagel, Cornwall."
King
Arthur Pages at Britannia.com
Nice section on "Arthurian
Travels," information about Glastonbury.
The
Camelot
Project at the University of Rochester
Follow the "Main Menu" link
to a mini-encyclopedia that includes a discussion of
Arthurian places (about half completed). In the
bibliographical section, see Alan Lupack's essay on
"Guidebooks to Arthurian Britain."
Early
British Kingdoms Web Site
The section on the
"Historical Arthur" contains information on "Arthurian
Places to Visit" and "Arthur and Archaeology."
Under the latter, there are excellent articles on
Tintagel and the Tintagel stone, for example.
King
Arthur & the Matter of Britain
Maintains links to websites
on Arthurian "History & Archaeology."
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