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Camelot: The Archaeologists Digging For The Real King Arthur | Myth Hunters

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geoffrey ashe sounds a bit like sir david
Comment from : @pres5049

42:48 What a condescending jerk statement
Comment from : @lovejumanji5

We need people to go back to finish what was started to see if it was really there to see if it was really therebrbrI do think King Arthur was real i'm absolutely positive he was I also think a lot of things were probably as well over exaggerated to show and tell how great king Arthur was alot od people are very dramatic when they tell a tale to make it more interesting to grab your attention brbrI'm not saying he wasn't great military leader i'm saying that we probably exaggerated the tale of King Arthur
Comment from : @SleepyRue

There was looking for King Arthur than they found Jimmy Savile 😜 😂 😂 😂
Comment from : @hanonomiri

So they didn't find Camelot
Comment from : @MrLoekanle

This narrator's cadence is beyond annoying
Comment from : @fedup2533

All bullshitanother example of english misapropriation of Scottish history
Comment from : @STEPHENGLOVER-xz6qh

King Arthur Camelot, didn't he? -P Cunk
Comment from : @Chicken-Noir

I'm not giving up on Arthur like many others did Atlantis WAS found so I won't give up So if or when it's known I'm going to laugh at those who who did give up
Comment from : @Sean-pendragon

I would keep the orinagal
Comment from : @WilliamSimmons-h8d

Queen Camel is a village and civil parish, on the River Cam and the A359 road, in the unitary authority of Somerset, England brIt was not a place for storing Camels, as in a "Camel Lot " ( the animal ) rather brThe name of Camel derives from the Common Brittonic language The name is first attested in charters of the mid-tenth century (surviving in a thirteenth-century copy), as Cantmel; in the original manuscript of a charter of 995, as Cantmæl; and in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Camel and Camelle It derives from the Brittonic words found today in modern Welsh as cant ("enclosure, circle, rim") and moel ("bare") Thus the name once meant "bare ridge" or something similar
Comment from : @Umanflyumanfly

Dear Lord these Skeptics Didn't Dig There or even Try To Dig There! What Do They Expect?? Diging To find Anything From 500ad-700ad is So Hard It's an Obvious Stronghold & The Whole site Should Still Be Dug
Comment from : @Go-Dawgs

I like the idea of king authur
Comment from : @Carrie-k9p

'Great video if it weren't for the blasted music! If you insist on music, at least TURN IT DOWN!
Comment from : @cassandralibertywest4310

No such person EVER EXISTED
Comment from : @sharioverend1618

There is no real King Arthur to find, dummies The story of Arthur is actually multiple fictional stories written by different people in different eras and different countries that made use of story elements of multiple real people's lives pieced together
Comment from : @gregoryllevitre9759

Stop He never existed
Comment from : @sharioverend1618

ARTRA key
Comment from : @BasheerKhan-r5l

Gwent wales! Stop with the billshit! My 44th great grandfather Athrwys ap Meurig King of Gwent Wales was the historic king Arthur Pendragon! brbrHere is my proof brbrArthur’s sister Anna (HRB) matches Athrwys’ sister AnnabrbrArthur’s maternal uncle Gwrfoddw Hen (Culhwch ac Olwen) matches Athrwys’ likely maternal uncle Gwrfoddw, king of ErgyngbrbrArthur’s sons Morgan and Adeluf (Le Petit Bruit) match Athrwys’ sons Morgan and IthelbrbrArthur’s brother Madoc (Dialogue of Arthur and Eryr) matches Athrwys’ likely brother Madoc MorfrynbrbrArthur’s son Gwydr (Culhwch ac Olwen) may well match Gwrhitir, the possible son of Athrwys (he was either the son of Athrwys or the son of Morgan ap Athrwys)brbrArthur’s relative (possibly his maternal uncle) Iaen (Culhwch ac Olwen) likely matches Athrwys’ maternal uncle IeuanbrbrArthur’s father Uther Pendragon (HRB) matches Tewdrig, the grandfather of Athrwys, whose career matches Uther Pendragon in many key ways And like Uther, he died when Athrwys was youngbrbrArthur’s cousin, an unnamed Irish king (Life of St Padarn if I’m not mistaken) matches King Brychan, the Irish cousin of Athrwys
Comment from : @kylerenneberg3069

Do british people actually believe in Merlin the wizard? Lol
Comment from : @CleanFairy-p4o

Clearly these hill forts were designed to take on invaders, the Romans would have held a siege
Comment from : @engineersteveo9886

Seems realistic that a hill fort as this is a probable candidate
Comment from : @engineersteveo9886

Who the hell knows what is real and what is fiction
Comment from : @engineersteveo9886

I love you Tim Bruckno Roxanne
Comment from : @NicoleHirst-x3z

Colchester is the obvious site of Camelot It was the centre of post-Roman power and was called Camulodunum
Comment from : @huntergray3985

this video isn't a documentary about Camelot or king Arthur it's about an archaeologist that claimed to have found it but didn't it's essentially 80 pointless drivel and 20 history
Comment from : @IPlayVideoGamesAndNothingElse

Believing in the legend of King Arthur is not just myth We know that before the written word, history was handed down from generation to generation through storytelling
Comment from : @dee2251

chocolates all round everybody
Comment from : @smorkeyyy9845

There clesrly were Brittonic political/war leaders around the yesr 500 And certainly one or more of them could be the basis for the legend of King Arthur As someone who has long been interested in the "reality" of Arthur, that's good enough for me But it would be nice if they found evidence that one of them was actually named Arthur
Comment from : @aresee8208

I'm about to be childish Alcock 😂😂
Comment from : @magickmike6510

F&ck Arthur We should be focused on Cerdic, Hengist and Horsa, Penda, Oisc, Octa Arthur is mostly a bs story for children
Comment from : @grimwulf8547

🤣🤣🤣 is this, some kind of joke? The location of the fortress yu are seeking is on the outskirts of modern day Falkirk, Scotland The location of "The Round Table is about one and a half miles from the fortress How, so many people can talk so much nonsense about a known historical character, escapes me brArtur MacAedan, King of Mannan, was the man behind the legend This, is no secret
Comment from : @thorfinnravenfeeder

I love the Brits and Vikings
Comment from : @ashathaci5757

Love this ❤
Comment from : @ashathaci5757

CumAllot it is as real as Shangrila
Comment from : @spqr9974

Oh come on, Great Hall, small hall, we all know the real decisions are made at the coffee table in the cafeteria 👍
Comment from : @volkerkalhoefer3973

Right the myth says he's to rise again irc and beeston castle says it will rise again 🤔
Comment from : @ezzaei

a King that defended his country against invaderswe could do with some of that now Sadly our current monarch is helping them off the fucking boats
Comment from : @timsky99

Britain didnt conquer everest!, a New Zealander did !!!
Comment from : @graemehyndman394

Why oh why do the the sound effects and background music almost always drowd out the narrator in the British documentaries I don't think I've been able to watch one all the way through to completion
Comment from : @richardclark8821

I am related to king benswick
Comment from : @robmarois5258

You can bloody stop it who ever you are
Comment from : @alisonclark4233

Why did I watched that?
Comment from : @thornil2231

I believe in the future, that this place will be proved to have been Camelot! Evidence is compelling!
Comment from : @sherrybaltimore7791

"King Arthur came a lot didn't he?"br - Cunk
Comment from : @CrayCrabb

CADBURY IS MY FAVORITE CHOCOLATE
Comment from : @LovellaSealmoy

NO RECORD !! Because this particular LGPQTHDBFGJD did NOT exist !!
Comment from : @bravolima7394

No go away or i shall tuant you a second time
Comment from : @Average--Joe

A country built on a foundation story about a Fake person was able to colonize, Torture, Traumatize, Loot, Pillage, Divide most of the world I can't even imagine what they would have done if he was real 😂😂😂 brbrbrThats the real legacy of King Arthur "A Just King who created the most unjust nation" 😂😂😂
Comment from : @Suryaanshi

Some people believe in God but we haven’t any miracles in how many thousands of years according to the bible, but I believe in the King Arthur can’t give you a reason I just do and that’s good enough for me
Comment from : @robertlangley1664

Your actually wrong King Arthur Dragoon O Noonan was infact Augustus Ceasar son of Mary and Julius Ceasar aka Gladius Dragoon Charles should of confessed like I told him too Now that cancer is getting worse I believe the bull s Jesus story was created to over throw king James Dragoon o Noonan of the king James Bible But Victoria really pressed it to secure a stolen throne when she stole it from Hallelujah Dragoon O Noonan when he was in north America beating France So technically speaking Everyone betrayed the house of Mary The Beloved eagle family decendants of God Enjoy hell
Comment from : @jeremiahnoonan1111

I would like for us to just sit back for a second or two and acknowledge the work the dog walker really did here, maybe its not hard physical laybor but it is still incredibly important because she in the end was there person to change his mind regardless of whether or not they found anything definitely Arthurian
Comment from : @Delulubooklover

Just because you want something to be trueDoes not mean that it IS true
Comment from : @artjs9

mole guy was hard to look at, damn man get that lasered off it wont be that expensive
Comment from : @JohnSmith-wl8ts

Opening line, “Arthur was Britain’s greatest king”…… Really? He’s a myth, and if he ever did exist (which we like to fondly believe) he was hardly the greatest King we’ve had…
Comment from : @belikewater2413

The first Caesar wasn’t an emperor, that was his adopted son Augustus
Comment from : @aellipsis

On a hill by the sea! Tintagel !
Comment from : @RigsbyPiggyBoy

I believe that legends, myths , are stories of the past have some truth to them all We may never know all the past details But I believe some of the king Arthur legends are true
Comment from : @donnadeering1471

Alcock said, “even if it wasn't a historical Author, it was a great leader, who led men into battle”
Comment from : @kristibbradshaw

You do realise King Arthur and all that was simply the memories of the english of a time when the Romans ruled it right? When there was stability and monuments being built It got lumped in with older legends of the pagan religions and became a kind a of a cry for a time back when they assumed must have been a great king ruled the lands who was trained in paganism After Rome left England it was a rough time for all with invading forces coming to claim and carve up the land, people longed for a more peaceful time that they had memories of but couldn't quite understand in the context they were raised in Even Camelot is simply the first Roman town in England
Comment from : @jewtuber-zz9mp

Opinions” are like a… ever one as one don’t be negative bashing others
Comment from : @TemperanceRing

the outfit digs
Comment from : @hidiyakikliuka2792

Ever since living very closely to an ancient church in South Wales that Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett actually had to buy to excavate for the remains of King Arthur I have been fascinated by the legend but the truth is the more you research the more it becomes likely that there was no Arthur in the romantic sense as we know it, I think they even cover it in The Holy Kingdom if memory serves that Arthur was in reality a mix of 2 legends of a South Walian king and a Cumbrian king both with derivations of the name Arthur that through the ages got romanticised into one king brThe only thing that annoyed me was how dismissive some people are of anyone challenging the status quo of British history when our accepted ancient history is still very flimsy
Comment from : @A-small-amount-of-peas

The story of King Arthur was completely unknown until a monk named Geoffrey of Monmouth wrote a fictional History of the Kings of England in the 12th century There is no mention of an Arthur before this time Later, French writers expanded on the story, especially Chrétien de Troyes, who is the one that added Merlin, the Lady of the Lake, and the Quest for the Holy Grail to the story
Comment from : @badbiker666

The background music is rather loud
Comment from : @ElizabethHarness

There's two of them one fought the Romans was his grandfather and the Great great grandson fought the Saxons camlot was a battlefield he was the king of Gwyneth his name arthwry not Arthur wales tradition
Comment from : @wesleyledbetter6711

An excellent archaeological documentary Camelot surely was the golden age of Britain, and any discoveries point this island nation in the right direction However, the music although dramatic was quite loud, but more importantly, we long for the day when Britain will experience a magnificent and brilliant revival of Biblical Christianity—to once again establish the golden Christendom of Camelotbr✨🏰✨
Comment from : @Orthodox_t_Power

bDiscovers Camelot/b brbrIt’s only a model
Comment from : @iantempleton313

so nothing new to report in other words
Comment from : @nothingnobody910

Camelot was on the ocean! Every story covered that Including poetry Lord Tennyson even wrote that Come on do some research people
Comment from : @SimonElenor

Builton a hillbrbrbrbrMe: wow, on a HILL? No way, not a hill, that’s wild Please sir, tell me more
Comment from : @SecretSquirrelFun

Arthur, now would be a great time to come back
Comment from : @SilverSixpence888

I've been to Cadbury Ring Fort,in Somerset,reputedly the location of King Arthur's Camelot I still have the small bit of pottery I found there
Comment from : @xScooterAZx

On second thought, let's not go to Camelot It is a silly place
Comment from : @monkeybmcgee

Keep digging you fools , the man never existed !
Comment from : @mikesaunders4775

But how big does the "round table" have to be?
Comment from : @drdem00

So much for those stone fortresses, so sad they just crumble Pyramids and great stone monuments still stand but these gorgeous castles and empire estates are ground down to piles of rubble
Comment from : @Chamonixfrequently

What did he say Camelot and king Arthur really resonates with the BRITISH very deeply?? No it doesn't because we BRITS know he didn't exist and was just a mythLols
Comment from : @ORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLARXIII

The reigning King Charles middle name is Arthur He could have taken that name as king and would have been known as King Arthur So wished he had lol
Comment from : @smotty2hotty

please check out Alan Wilson and baram Blackett as well as Britains hidden history channel as they lay the compelling evidence that King Arthur was welsh, I'd recommend reading about Brutus of troy's as well
Comment from : @johncannon3411

There were 2 Arthur's All u have to do is listen to Alan Wilson The 2 arthurs were kings of wales There is writing Its in colbren and the stones liter the country side
Comment from : @suziewheeler6530