Anyone else binge watching this channel? I've learned more here than from any history class.

@robcrotts

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@mickltlbjhbih3909

2 жыл бұрын

Nope

@vincentzack

2 жыл бұрын

Arthur was know king at all. He was known as the the “Boar of Cornwall”. His infamous knights of the round table truly were bloodthirsty murderous thugs. Merlin on the other hand was truly a man of peace, for a time. Merlin was born on May 1st, 449 a.d. His first name, Merlin means the one with great knowledge. The Welsh version of Merlin is: Myrrdin, which means ‘the laughing one’. His last name was Emrys (Welsh), which means Ambrosia/Ambrosius, so he was also called Merlin/Myrddin Ambrosius Merlin’s mother was a daughter of the King Of the Demetier region. Merlin's father, King Morvyrn, was a visionary, and these visionary capabilities led to Merlin being referred to as a "scion of the devil," a magician, a sorcerer. The naïveté and simplicity of the Christian interpretation held that Merlin and his father's paranormal abilities meant that they were satanical, and that father and son were allied with the devil and thus fathered by him. Merlin was also a bard, a doctor, a teacher, a prophet, a historian and ultimately the Prince and King of the Druids of the Demetier tribe from South Wales. This whole area was the homeland of the Celts. The Plejaren Keridwena, who was a sister of Ptaah’s grandfather Ezekiel. Thus an Aunt of Sfaath, was sent on a mission to instruct Merlin in Henoch's teachings. Merlin, being a Celtic druid, was chosen in the hoped that with his help, Arthur, would transform Henoch's teachings of love, peace, harmony and the freedom and equality for all people into reality. The Holy Grail? A Grail was a sacred place with a spring, usually located on a mountain that the Celts considered a nature sanctuary, where also a druid’s grove was erected, surrounded by trees and other plants and was where the druids meditated in deep consciousness-related interconnection with water, the earth and plants as well as with the inexhaustibleness of life. These holy places were intended as places of meditation for the druids. They were numerous and indeed existed wherever druids lived and fulfilled their obligations. Over the years and centuries after this time Christian writers changed the word grail to mean the actual vessel, or cauldron into which Myrddin put Keridwena’s transcription of Henoch’s teaching. This is a fabrication woven into the stories and passed down through the ages as scripture which are nothing but falsehoods and fantasies. The grail was a place and had nothing to do with the apparent ’‹holy grail’ of Christianity which was only based on lies and deception; it never existed and therefore was not used by Joseph of Arimathea to collect the blood of Jmmanuel (Jesus) at his crucifixion as Christian lore attests, which on top of everything, represents a mishmash of different time periods, given that Myrddin existed about 350 years after the death of Jmmanuel. The true ‘holy grail’ only existed as a holy place.

@davidstevenson9517

Жыл бұрын

You attended History classes? Lucky You! I was condemned to New Zealand's oldest high school (est.1880) where History as a subject was never taught, NEVER. So the only way I could study was courtesy of our public libraries (Humanity's greatest invention).

@emilychen3839

8 ай бұрын

I was a history major for my undergrad and they went pretty in-depth in class lol

I live in Chichester which still has its Roman walls & is near to Fishbourne Roman palace, which is next door to equally historic Bosham, home to King Harold and reputedly his burial place in its church, built by his mother. Nearby Kingley Vale is an ancient yew tree forest once inhabited by druids which contains trees over 2 thousand years. There are hill forts aplenty atop the ancient South Downs way...... I'm VERY lucky to have been born here in this timeless landscape.

@FromaTwistedMind

3 жыл бұрын

@@karilynn7486 Hi there, I'd say for sure your town is named after mine. Our Chichester was founded by the Romans and called Noviomagus Reginorum, then the Saxons landed it became an important Saxon town in the late 5th Century under King Aelle. It was then named after his son Cissa and become Cissaceastre ( Cissa's fort/Ceastre), then the Norman's took over after 1066 and it became Cicestre - Chichester. Funnily enough, in the last 60 years Chichester has become a very popular place for the wealthy, the wealthy retired and generally for the rich..... it's easy to identify them by their accents, and by the way they call Chichester Chi- Chester without any sign of a Sussex accent.

@932ForeverLove

2 жыл бұрын

Lucky/blessed indeed!

@michael7324

2 жыл бұрын

Wow. I envy you.

@johnsoucy5977

2 жыл бұрын

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@caidenkhari5756

2 жыл бұрын

You prolly dont care at all but does someone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my login password. I love any tricks you can offer me.

I love it when science meets myths. Great video, insightful and entertaining!

Nothing like a good Francis Pryor documentation to make your day.

Facts. In the future, people will call us myths and legends. Stories have been past down the generations. No one simply "makes up" a story without looking at our past for inspiration.

A very interesting perspective. Thank you. I'm a fan of King Arthur.

@kwokchongyum1935

3 жыл бұрын

@@ashleyguillot8986 questions u!

@ashleyguillot8986

3 жыл бұрын

@@kwokchongyum1935 omg! I must have fallen asleep on my phone the other night. I would have never known I did that 🤦

@annlouiseorgan3775

3 жыл бұрын

I have always loved the stories of King Arthur,perhaps because of the comic strip “Prince Valiant” that was beautifully produced and appeared in the Seattle Times on Sunday’s. I didn’t know he wasn’t a real person until I was told by my future husband when we were in college! I was appalled! But this interest in Arthur led to my wanting to find out about him, and then to British history.

@lazaruskarl2629

3 жыл бұрын

Me too..

@harrietharlow9929

2 жыл бұрын

Me, too!

This series is absolutely wonderful. I watched Part 3 first. I am thoroughly enjoying it, thank you for posting.

Thank you for a wonderful video and perspective. From a fan in San Francisco.

47:26: "It has long been imagined that the figure who led this resurgence was King Arthur." Hmm? OH! Right! I'm watching a video about King Arthur, lol. No shade to the video, it's all interesting stuff. Just definitely went on a wild history trip to get back to this.

In the background the movie that's being filmed that version of King Arthur was hands down the best I was a little skeptical at first but I think they got everybody in the cast spot on and the story to me seems a little more realistic

@gregoryrandall4819

3 жыл бұрын

The latest King Arthur movie Was nothing but rediculous PC crap

@RE-bg9ds

3 жыл бұрын

@@gregoryrandall4819 are you talking about the Guy Ritchie legend of the sword because that's actually really f****** good too

@prepperjonpnw6482

3 жыл бұрын

I enjoyed Excalibur with Helen Mirren the best.

@lestc8579

3 жыл бұрын

@@prepperjonpnw6482 does she get her tits out 🤔

@vitoriamichell8045

3 жыл бұрын

you should read the warlord chronicles by bernard cornwell, hands down the best story written about arthur

Scroll the video all the way to the end and press replay cheat way to not get no adverts thank me later

Like. Of course, Rome did withdraw its legions from Britain, but not Roman colonists. it was no a sudden switching off the lights. The inter-ethnic integration had been going for 4 centuries. Just like India did not go back into its previous stage of history after the end of the British Radj.

Very educational ❤️

Am not surprise that the Celts had a good relation ship with Rome before things went sour. Celtic race went from Turkey to Ireland therefore they had contact with the Latin races. Plus Latin and Celtic are sister languages very similar. They understood each other. Culture wise Latins were more advance.

@72Yonatan

2 жыл бұрын

Schwarzkopf, Latin and Celtic languages are not similar at all. You need to do more research.

@jerrythetrucker1211

Жыл бұрын

The Celtics are Vikings that are own the throne right now. Count dracula

Arthur was know king at all. He was known as the the “Boar of Cornwall”. His infamous knights of the round table truly were bloodthirsty murderous thugs. Merlin on the other hand was truly a man of peace, for a time. Merlin was born on May 1st, 449 a.d. His first name, Merlin means the one with great knowledge. The Welsh version of Merlin is: Myrrdin, which means ‘the laughing one’. His last name was Emrys (Welsh), which means Ambrosia/Ambrosius, so he was also called Merlin/Myrddin Ambrosius Merlin’s mother was a daughter of the King Of the Demetier region. Merlin's father, King Morvyrn, was a visionary, and these visionary capabilities led to Merlin being referred to as a "scion of the devil," a magician, a sorcerer. The naïveté and simplicity of the Christian interpretation held that Merlin and his father's paranormal abilities meant that they were satanical, and that father and son were allied with the devil and thus fathered by him. Merlin was also a bard, a doctor, a teacher, a prophet, a historian and ultimately the Prince and King of the Druids of the Demetier tribe from South Wales. This whole area was the homeland of the Celts. The Plejaren Keridwena, who was a sister of Ptaah’s grandfather Ezekiel. Thus an Aunt of Sfaath, was sent on a mission to instruct Merlin in Henoch's teachings. Merlin, being a Celtic druid, was chosen in the hoped that with his help, Arthur, would transform Henoch's teachings of love, peace, harmony and the freedom and equality for all people into reality. The Holy Grail? A Grail was a sacred place with a spring, usually located on a mountain that the Celts considered a nature sanctuary, where also a druid’s grove was erected, surrounded by trees and other plants and was where the druids meditated in deep consciousness-related interconnection with water, the earth and plants as well as with the inexhaustibleness of life. These holy places were intended as places of meditation for the druids. They were numerous and indeed existed wherever druids lived and fulfilled their obligations. Over the years and centuries after this time Christian writers changed the word grail to mean the actual vessel, or cauldron into which Myrddin put Keridwena’s transcription of Henoch’s teaching. This is a fabrication woven into the stories and passed down through the ages as scripture which are nothing but falsehoods and fantasies. The grail was a place and had nothing to do with the apparent ’‹holy grail’ of Christianity which was only based on lies and deception; it never existed and therefore was not used by Joseph of Arimathea to collect the blood of Jmmanuel (Jesus) at his crucifixion as Christian lore attests, which on top of everything, represents a mishmash of different time periods, given that Myrddin existed about 350 years after the death of Jmmanuel. The true ‘holy grail’ only existed as a holy place.

Read Mary Stewart's "The Crystal Cave" and the "Hollow Hills," they are fictional but they contain a lot of these ideas even though written in the 1970s. Good show though!

@lauravonutassy1919

2 жыл бұрын

I read those books years ago. Absolutely fascinating !!

@vickismith4422

2 жыл бұрын

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@theresamorale2397

2 жыл бұрын

Mary Stewart's books captured the imagination of a young me long ago. Then I read everything I could get my hands on about Arthur. I don't care of highly educated others don't believe. I always will...

Fond it very interesting

Posts whinging about adverts are far more tedious than figuring out how to avoid adverts.

@1234cheerful

3 жыл бұрын

@Percy Harry Hotspur Quite a word salad you got going there! I think I threaded through and got your point....

@legacyShredder1

3 жыл бұрын

@@1234cheerful Verbose is the word you're seeking.

Fasinating 😊

@karencrecco2922

4 жыл бұрын

Put a “c” in that!🤗

I have been searching for this for a long time now. Artorius!!!!

The host is amazing.

"As an Archeologist I have always been skeptical about King Arthur"...Well that's not your job is it? King Arthur is an historical legend and means a lot to the British people not to be dismissed out of hand right at the beginning of your video. A good Archeologist goals are to document and explain the origins and development of human culture, understand culture history, chronicle cultural evolution, and study human behavior and ecology, for both prehistoric and historic societies. Also the sarcastic remarks might well have been left out.

@onearmdaddy

2 жыл бұрын

And as the video series progresses he gets even more arrogant, ironically ending with him creating his own mythology and presenting it as fact.

@socrabe

Жыл бұрын

@@onearmdaddy thanks! I will watch something else

He was awesome on Time Team.

I love how at some point after the six minute mark, this guy just rants off a list of random places reputed for having some Arthurian connection to it like he trolling them xD

Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett know the History very well, Wales and the Welsh know most about Arthur, mind you there were 2 Arthurs 2 centuries apart , one a decendant of the other, South Wales is were to look

@FireInTheSoul

3 жыл бұрын

True. I find it astonishing when people say King Arthur is a mystery. I've just finished reading the black books. How can anyone say he was a myth 🤷‍♀️

The Romans being invited to Britain doesn't surprise me. As I've read, they liked to have a logical reason (real or fabricated) to conquer new territory. Often they were glad to "oblige" client kings or other friends of Rome who asked for their help in defeating local enemies.

Reminds me so much of The Art of fencing, which requires a certain amount of charisma, imo. A certain "gennosay qua"(sp).... perhaps that's why I'm so drawn towards all that....😉

@marjoriegillespie3219

3 жыл бұрын

Je ne sais quoi ;)

"Now all of this would be fine, were it not complete rubbish!" Don't hold back! Say what's on your mind, my friend! (And yes, he's convinced me to his point, absolutely.) Question though - he says Britain hasn't been invaded since 1066, and many people say that, but what about Henry Tudor and his band of foreign mercenaries invading in 1485 to take England by conquest, which he did? I've heard that called an invasion too, and I think it has all the signs.

@almacmathain6195

3 жыл бұрын

Beena Plumber: And 1688 when the Dutch invaded England and the ruling class acted like quislings and crowned Dutch William. Only the Scots and Irish fought the Dutch invaders.

@beenaplumber8379

3 жыл бұрын

@@almacmathain6195 Loch Sloy! (Battle cry for clan MacFarlane - my bunch.)

Can you see the correlation to Jesus and the 12 disciples? The swords even look like crosses. The beginning of the Knights Templar.

@tesselaynes5428

4 жыл бұрын

Thats what I figured. I also figure Arthur was manipulated by the catholic church and probably had some monk telling him what to do as this is when the catholic church took the opportunity or even made the opportunity to get their religious digs into the people with their false religion and their dreams of Roman supremacy. Thats what its all about. This whole world.

@layedbacklester

3 жыл бұрын

The swords are that shape purely for practicality ,and the smithing technology of the day .

Arthur indeed returned to save his nation. He came as The Few of 1940.

As Cheesy as this dude is....it's very interesting.

This nice narrator reminded me of Theoden King of Rohan. [Apologies to that actor - he was very good] I tend to the idea of Atlantean immigrants much much earlier than the 'Romans', anyway. I don't suppose one would find any remnants of that.

@jm2058

3 жыл бұрын

If they did it would be highly controlled, "Need to know" . Or it is kept in secret to not be lost to feed the narrative.

@annlouiseorgan3775

3 жыл бұрын

Reen Collett I thought that some of the Celtic people came from Spain.

@reencollett6835

3 жыл бұрын

@@annlouiseorgan3775 Totally! The Basques.

Camelot is an anglacized version of Cam-bus-Mael-Loc, meaning monstary of Saint Maeloc also known as Maelog and is a real place. Maeloc is the brother of Hael who became king of Strathclyde and fought against King Arthur. The cambus or campus is the seamonster the most common is the hippocampus - horse sea monster which was depicted as being white which was arthurs symbol and then there was the Wyrn which was the red dragon which was Hael's symbol. Hael is a abbreviated form of Michael (he who is like god) and he is known today as Saint Michael. Maeloc (MLK in paleo hebrew) was the spear bearer in ceremonies and his shorterned name Loc got added with Lance, i.e. Lancelot. Lancelot was expelled to Lugo in Email, Maeloc ended up in North West Spain in a place called Lugo, sound familure? kzread.info/dash/bejne/iK2Vr9OFkb3VgdI.html, Rhydderch Hael king of Strathclyde, Rhu = red derch (Drake)=dragon saint Michael.

@petrovonoccymro9063

7 ай бұрын

Nope. Named after Caermelyn, near Cardiff, which was the royal palace of the Kings of Glamorgan. Arthur, or Arthrwys, Welsh version, is named in the Llandaff. Cathedral Charters in both versions as King of Glamorgan after his father, King Meurig, and Grandfather, King Tewdric, an early Catholic saint. The charters thank the family regularly for the land gifts to the early Welsh Church. All of this was taught in Welsh schools until the 1920s, when Westminster decided to anglify British history and pretend Welsh history never happened at all. In the late 19th century, all Welsh speaking teachers were sacked and replaced by English speaking ones, even though ninety five per cent of kids spoke only Welsh. Arthur never was a myth. He was as real as you or I.

Cramming for an upcoming stream on Arthur in America looking forward to it. The 2nd Arthur that is, apparently there were 4 of them, I feel there is some kind of a connection with King Arthur and Hyperborea, judging from the brief shot of the swans perhaps that is a popular thought.Interesting the sun was in Southern skies, the Native Americans north and south claimed the same thing, but it was not the sun it was our first sun. Pretty crazy.

@davidgould5708

4 жыл бұрын

Check out alan wilson/ king Arthur. Bloody mind blowing stuff

@philaypeephilippotter6532

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidgould5708 I have apparently investigated more rigorously than you. *Alan Wilson* is apparently a delusional, probably paranoid, schizophrenic who won't allow any of his so-called evidence or artefacts to be tested by experts. If any _properly qualified_ archæologist or historian disagrees with him he just vehemently says he is right and they are wrong. The so-called _ancient_ *Welsh* language he lauds, *_Coelbren y Beirdd,_* is actually an alphabet, a forgery perpetrated by *Edward Williams,* aka *_Iolo Morganwg,_* in the eighteenth century. *Wilson* actually hates the *Welsh* so the *_Arthur_* of legend doesn't get a look in. He and *_Blackett_* had his books published by a _vanity_ publishing company they bought for the purpose as no reputable publisher would touch them. They have almost certainly damaged archæological sites. *_Blackett,_* whose real name is *Brian Andrew Terry,* was convicted of handling stolen property and, like *Wilson,* is deluded although he may have encouraged *Wilson* out of some kind of malice or mischief. www.badarchaeology.com/controversies/looking-for-king-arthur/the-archaeology-of-arthur/ beechwood44.wordpress.com/2007/08/27/wilson-and-blackett-for-beginners/ kzread.info/dash/bejne/lH1pr85-iraulNo.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZKSfrK2yZqvee6g.html

@davidgould5708

3 жыл бұрын

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 oh dear another sap. Ever considered why certain people that go against the accepted narrative have their characters assassinated? Suppose you believe all mainstream media...hows the hypoxia treating you?

@philaypeephilippotter6532

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidgould5708 Have _you_ ever considered that mainstream media can be *_right?_* *_Johnny_* is rarely the only one in step.

7:50 it's so bullshit because when arthur DID come back, she ended up saving some small ass japanese town. twice. and didn't even set foot in britain.

If one wants ( or needs) to believe in the Arthurian legend ( and behind all stories of legend , there are facts) - then why not believe that Arthur did return in Britain’s darkest hour. Many believe that without Churchill , Britain may not have won the war. Arthur, true to legend, did return. He came back as Churchill to save his beloved Britain. O.k, Churchill may not have looked like an ideal ‘knight’ but he certainly did the job

Looking in my family's past, i found a "Tristan" that arrested a "Loot Jackson" for killing a rabbit. This "Loot" had to do 20 years of silence at castle Uither. . Tristan could be Lancelot. But notice the name "Camelot" and (Lancelot) are To close. Did Loot write this under Silence of service? . Now, Loot was ?born? 1100 01-01.. Or, his Knights were assembled on 01-01-1100? . Celts. Now , there is an ancient castle in England, half way over a hill. It had the tallest draw bridge ever seen. 9 stories tall..?? . Update: 04/24/2024 The king Arthur story was written to claim Britain had the stone of destiny. It was probably a sword in the destiny stone story at first. And the watcher Merlin. As you know, Merlin is a missing stone in a wall to give you a window.

I think that the church picked up on the power of the land. Also, monasticism in general began in the desert and the fens and moors are about as close to a desert as you'll get in Britain.

So the UK's love/hate relationship with rome and the pope goes back further than Henry VIII?... lol

@seanbeak4155

3 жыл бұрын

I think the 1st pope was British?

@ziggyzap1

3 жыл бұрын

@@seanbeak4155 the first pope was Saint Peter and he was born in Bethsaida, Galilea, Roman Empire Modern-day Israel/Syria depending on whose side you take on the Golan Heights issue.

@seanbeak4155

3 жыл бұрын

@@ziggyzap1 Nope, it was Linus I think

@ziggyzap1

3 жыл бұрын

@@seanbeak4155 Linus was the 2nd pope en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_popes#1st_millennium

@ziggyzap1

3 жыл бұрын

@@seanbeak4155 *About Saint Peter "He is recognized by the Catholic Church as the first Bishop of Rome appointed by Christ."

Don't people still throw weapons in rivers and lakes?

@nupurgautam1

3 жыл бұрын

Yes they do, not limited to Europe this happens in many other cultures

@almacmathain6195

3 жыл бұрын

In the UK weapons were thrown off of bridges and causeways until about 1400, but coins continue to be deposited in water even today.

@legacyShredder1

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. It's typical after a homicide.

@nupurgautam1

3 жыл бұрын

@@legacyShredder1 good one...😂

no Roman invasion? So why the huge fortress at Chester? Maybe looking at the Fens is the wrong place to look for Rome in England. The huge villa? The biggest profits with externals to huge empires like Rome are always made from trading something. The question should be, what was the person who owned that villa trading in order to be so connected with the emperor? People for the Roman armies?

@philaypeephilippotter6532

3 жыл бұрын

At the time *Britain* was tribal. A few tribes welcomed the *Romans,* a few fought them and a few, mostly in *Wales* and *Scotland,* ignored them.

Too many commercials.

@TheBandit7613

3 жыл бұрын

Autumn, I'll assume you are watching on your phone. Anyway, take your finger and fast forward past the entire show, close to the end or at the end. Let the video finish. When it's finished, click on the re-watch button and all the commercials will be gone. Enjoy!

@tylerjerabek5204

3 жыл бұрын

Or get an Adblock

@TheBandit7613

3 жыл бұрын

@@tylerjerabek5204 Doesn't work well on phones. So fast forward and you're good to go.

@GustavoRodriguez-cv5qw

3 жыл бұрын

Don't watch them

My history teacher LIED to me!!! 😂😂😂

Of course ancient British traditions survived Roman invasion. Fishborn is the evidence. Syncretism was the normal fashion, not oppressive colonization.

I have studied a "book of hours" of Anne of Cleves....I believe she was a Mrs. Henry #8 (queen Anne...like Queen Annes lace..the wild carrpt flower. or a time. Anyway it has lots of little gargoyle creatures in margin.

"All of this would be fine, were it not Complete Rubbish!" Such a Brit! Now I have to watch the whole thing.

This myth of one Arthur rolls on and on...

Someone nicked the sword 😂

I descent also from king Tasciovan also known as king Theomantius of Britains and Celts or called Tiberio

Interesting stuff. But the adds every 3 minutes, so annoying!

I love this subject matter but I just can't take an ad roughly every two minutes. So frustrating and disruptive, and disrespectful to the material being covered.

@waynemcgowan3221

4 жыл бұрын

Skip to end let it finish then Replay

@flashers.5212

4 жыл бұрын

Isn’t it just but try Wayne’s tip... sit back & enjoy.

@americanparser

4 жыл бұрын

@@flashers.5212 It isn't "just?" What does that mean?

@americanparser

4 жыл бұрын

KZread Premium, my friend. No strategies, no tricks, no commercials.

@angluneenon

4 жыл бұрын

it's because it's briton stuff on an american website.

Really!!! The ads make it impossible to relax and enjoy the content.

@GeorgHaeder

4 жыл бұрын

Use an ad blocker. adblockplus.org/

King Tasciovan also known as Theomantius of Britains and Celts he was son of King Lud III of Britains and Celts and from queen Luna Locrina also known as Antonia Minor

So It means I descent also from prince Heli Belinus of the Gauls too because he was father of King Lud III and princess Anna Angharad of Aremathea She was mother of King Lud III

I was always taught that the mythological King Arthur and his knights of the roundtable were from Wales, and did not regard themselves as Britons. I was always taught the Anglo Saxons were from the very north of Germany and the very east of Denmark and their coming was characterized by the saga of Beowulf. They apparently settled in east Anglia.

@mariapierce2707

4 жыл бұрын

check out Alan Wilson

@Armylady74

4 жыл бұрын

Maria Pierce thanks for the suggestion! I’m going to finish this series and the watch the Alan guy. Interesting topic about the 2 Arthur’s! Shame real history is covered up!

@mariapierce2707

4 жыл бұрын

Yes his research is not to be ignored!

@tesselaynes5428

4 жыл бұрын

So did you find out what you think you know from movies?

@jamesdolan4042

4 жыл бұрын

@@tesselaynes5428 No Tess.

King Arthur. Rey Arturo 💯🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

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16min is that an ulfberht sword?

@RaidenWard

3 жыл бұрын

no its not. Wrong type of blade. notice the lack of central ripple. Wrong crossgaurd as well but they could a aftermarket lol

So It means I descent also from king Divitiacus II of Soisson he was father of prince Heli Belinus of the Gauls

So It means I descent also from king Cunobelinus the Pendragon too

Apparently you havent read the royal family tree which says that theyre descended from King Arthur and King David. I think they went from Babylon through Egypt then Greece then Rome then Germany and then Britain then North America and thats why first nations have to deal with the supremecist attitude from visitors..

@rubynibs

3 жыл бұрын

Ambitious royals, royal wannabes, aristocrats, and aristocrat wannabes often (if not always) padded their pedigrees. The King David they refer to is King David of Scotland. They didn't begin in Babylon, or Egypt, or Greece, or Rome. The "Germans" on the throne today were royal Germans, related to many royal houses of Europe, including the English, via Queen Victoria. Indians do not have to deal with any sort of supremacist attitude. Where on earth do you get these wild stories?

@teovu5557

2 жыл бұрын

@@rubynibs The English Are Germans linguistically and ethnically are they not?

@teovu5557

2 жыл бұрын

@@rubynibs The English Are Germans linguistically and ethnically are they not?

@rubynibs

2 жыл бұрын

@@teovu5557 English is a Germanic language, as are Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, Icelandic, Old Norse, Dutch, Flemish, and a few others. This does not mean the English are Germans linguistically. And English was strongly influenced by French and the Scandinavian languages. English royalty will almost certainly find their beginnings can be traced back to the Normans, who's forefathers had been Danish and Norwegian Vikings. The English have been estimated to have a good deal of northern German blood, and Scandinavian blood, too, though I'm not certain enough tests have been carried out to determine that. Ethnically, however, they are English. I do use the term, "anti-Germanic" when anyone criticizes behavior by an any member of the English tribe - and make no mistake: the English tribe's roots go deeper than some tribe's do. There's a group from out of an area north of Georgia, who converted to a religion starting around 700 AD, I think it was. The conversion seems to have continued for several centuries, while these largely nomadic people roamed all over the place. Today, they claim to have roots in still another part of the world. DNA tests, however, are surprising them, as they are finding out their roots are not from where they thought, and are far shallower than the average Englishman's roots.

@teovu5557

2 жыл бұрын

@@rubynibs The Anglo-Saxons came from the German area still called Angles(English) and Saxony(Saxon land). The English are indeed a West Germanic people. And the English Dynasty have changed families many times. Today's Windsor family are from the Germanic Saxe-coburg and Gotha family while the Norman-french line of English royals are no longer ruling England.

The Roman empire constructed the misnamed Offa's dyke. A king whose presumed greatness is directly related to the attribution of a part of the Roman limes system to his hand. It is a work of Empire and of Septimus Severus who both constructed the dyke and repaired the northern walls. Just excavate and all will be clarified.

In old welsh language Angharad It means Stone's Lord also known as The Scone

All the Pendragons Kings crowned on Scone

So It means through prince Linus of Brittany also known as Tiberio Claudio Herculinus I descent also from king Uther Pendragon and from his son king Arthur Pendragon through Cunedda Wledig of Wales but also Macsen Wledig of Wales

Princess Anna Angharad of Aremathea She was daughter of Joseph of Aremathea the Holy Grail's Guardian

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I descent also from queen Cordelia also known as Cornelia Locrina of England daughter of King Lyr of England, queen Cordelia Locrina She was mother of prince Heli Belinus of Gauls

The only things the Romans took when they left was their Army, Families, Gold and Silver that they had and Personal effects. The Britons learned how to build roads and bridges, stone walls and towers, writing and accounting, additional medicines, improved skills at all levels. It wasn't a Dark Age, there were a few natural disasters that set things back, the Comet of 562 did a lot of damage and the Plague of 541 decimated the Population. With all that going on who has time to document it all!

King Caractaco the Pendragon he was born in Avalon in Wales

Arthurien Lagend is Real History mixed with Tall Tales of real Prophesy War of the Roses 🌹

King Arthur stories abound not just in Wales, they are very strong in Cornwall, Bretagne and parts of Francish France. What really happened, you tell me? Plenty of scope for writers of historical fiction

Through my grandfather and my father I descent from Tiberio Claudio Herculinus also known as prince Linus of Brittany son of King Caractaco the Pendragon and of Claudia Herculina also known as empress Claudia of Rome daughter of Claudio of Rome also known as Claudio Ercolano or simply Ercolano

PROPHECY BECAME LEGEND REVELATION 14:14 "ONE LIKE THE SON OF MAN" 14 OVER-SEAS TERRITORIES

How comes Julius Caesar invasion of Britain is not mentioned (55BC)- wasn't it Caesar that said he came, saw and conquered - although you fail to mention him (apart from his comment)

@angluneenon

4 жыл бұрын

it's because this video and the following ones are about AD and not BC. hope this helps.

@Live_your_Dreams_Everyday

4 жыл бұрын

@@angluneenon Then he shouldn't be using Caesar's quote of came, saw, conquered. I think Caesar is particularly relevant because he was in Briton 100 years before Claudius and Caesar's records are very well preserved. Anyway, overall a very interesting program.

@histguy101

4 жыл бұрын

Well, the quote "I came, I saw, I conquered" wasn't in regards to Britain(which he had spent two full campaigns on), but his defeat of Pharnaces of Pontus, in what is modern day Turkey.

@Live_your_Dreams_Everyday

4 жыл бұрын

@@histguy101 Yes, you are right! Thanks for reminding me! You know, I was told Caesar made that quote when he invaded Britain by my Junior school history teacher and it is is amazing to think how powerful it is to be told things when we are kids. It's very hard to unbelieve or erase.

@harleyquinn5774

3 жыл бұрын

@@Live_your_Dreams_Everyday Caesar didn’t actually invade Britain. He certainly tried, but the weather at the time he tried crossing the channel and the landing spot chosen kept smashing their invasion ships to pieces or pushing this ships of course from landing. After a number of attempts he gave up and merely claimed he had invaded. That’s my understanding.

Divitiacus II 's Kingdom between Brittany and France Belgium

step 1 : 31:56 step 2 : watch mr swan step 3 : be happy

Amazing energy to you and to flow, I am one, I am the Rose. I have the cross, the people’s law. The cup, you drink the magic water from the cup. The monsters have lied, the vampires. Shining the light on the monsters and vampires, together unstoppable unlimited possibilities for wellbeing and unlimited possibilities for success and to go to next level. The show must go on. Love. Source, unlimited. Thank you for helping me.

Churches and abbeys were built beside ancient pagan sites to stamp out the former religion. That is why you will often find them with bronze age grave mounds. The collapse of this civilization was due to the sea receding and leaving all their maritime infrastructure 90 meters above sea level. People just kept on living there, but the social and economic structure collapsed. With all their coastal forts (hill top forts) now miles innland, the country was open to invasion. By the way. There is a port at Fisherton de la Mer, just south west of Stonehenge. You will see it if you realize the importance of the shoreline to human habitation. But you archeologists are so set in your theories. Take a good look at those LIDAR images, zoom out, see the greater picture.

Anyone notice the 3 SWASTIKAS in the Roman floor mosaics at 43:21 ?

@toddk.5873

4 жыл бұрын

I also noticed he used terms like new world order & brave new world. Not sure if he meant anything by it or what the swastikas meant back then, but I noticed them

@sphinxrising1129

4 жыл бұрын

The Nazis did not invent the Swastika for starters. You would have known that had you paid more attention in class.

@Live_your_Dreams_Everyday

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting. Asian Buddhist temples are full of swastikas, but never seen them in Roman design.

@ElSa-fu8bi

3 жыл бұрын

The Nazi swastika (Hackenkreuz) is set clockwise on a tilt. Most swastikas are found either clockwise or counterclockwise facing in ancient art. More than likely it wandered into Roman culture via the Greeks who had some involvement back in India under Alexander.

@nupurgautam1

3 жыл бұрын

SWASTIKAS have been around for more than 5000 years, still worshipped by Buddhist, Hindus, Jains, Shinto and many other ethnic religions. This is the most ancient holy symbol in that's still in worship by more than 1 billion people on this planet.

Soisson Is the Land of the famouse Cup of Soisson but also Franks and Merovingians land

The thing about King Arthur having to represent the Gov't being factual - to properly work, is he might have tried to include fact finding of things like ancient aliens hide outs that since have been found as transparent to mass caves and use to be considered as dragon lairs - - or something that should be explained with a expression to help record for the research of how evidence collection is avoiding detections. Easily a myth start by a nation to just taking precautions to stay factual as the road is the way to lead to somewhere in common. The point of being able to share continued.

@rayjasmantas9609

10 ай бұрын

After all the Church uniting was seen to have its spies too of community activities, thus given a story to test if it makes the medieval news.

@rayjasmantas9609

10 ай бұрын

And the other important about Arthur was he a few other men from England use to serve with the Roman Army finding a send out teams to control hostel tribes or such disturbances. Thus would have built friendly inside of the unrealistic side of the Roman Empire of the ones wanting to own souls.

@rayjasmantas9609

10 ай бұрын

Look at Cicero, (a town now in Illinois were the mafia has its gang naming name as the Arch Dukes) setting up Rome to be conquered during peace time as a declared spy on the Council of Rome with a mass accumulation of men from other nations to join a attempted assault on Rome.

@rayjasmantas9609

10 ай бұрын

Or working with examples of history building up, is who would believe Mexico having non drug using families, but that is who is warning of their bandidos friend.

@rayjasmantas9609

10 ай бұрын

And I believe the logic of Baptizing is to bring a person back down to feeling like a individual and not influenced without knowing it was part of the person's own decision making.

Why was King’s Arthur’s history suppressed? Why was he made mythical? What are they hiding about him? He was real!!!!!!

@douglasg8827

2 жыл бұрын

Why was King’s Arthur’s history suppressed? because he was descended from Scythian cavalry officer that was attached to the 6th legion on Hadrians wall. Arthur was therefore pagan specifically worshipped the great snake in the sky which originally was called Apep from ancient Egypt. The symbol in the 2nd century was a curved double headed snake which represented the milkyway. Apep swallowed the sun, and if you look on Scythian cavalry shield you will see the snake swallowing the sun. For evidence of this symbol look at trusy's hill Dumfries scotland. by the 6th century this snake had become romanised as a white sea horse monster called the hippocampus. The christians of the 11th century could not accept a hero as a pagan and therefore Arthur became a christian despite his adviser Merlin being pagan. Merlin is Mere = horse and Linn = pool associated with a waterfall, and this itself is a direct connection with the Hippocampus. The white hippocampus later became the white unicorn the national animal of Scotland. The old swastica symbol is the same origins and would represent the everlasting night and day cycle.

@douglasg8827

2 жыл бұрын

In simple terms, Arthur was pagan hence Arthur's advisor Merlin also being pagan. He did not covert to Christianity but actively fought against them. It was not politically correct for Geoffrey of Monmouth to make Arthur pagan but change the storey slightly to Arthur Christian. Arthur was descended from Scythian horsemen who were stationed on the Hadrian's wall and if you research this you will see they worshipped the snake or at least the snake in the sky which swallowed the sun. This comes directly from ancient Egyptian cult of Apep and Set. Set is the snake in the night sky (constellation of drako (dragon)) Set is where we get the name Satan prince of darkness, the en at then end means the people of Set, in the same way Women is Womb-en, people with a womb. In Scotland we have Arthur's Or'n often called Arthur's oven where babies and animals were burned in ritual sacrifice in a paleo hebrew (before Isaac) tradition. This fire festival was called Baal worship and where the term Beltaine, Bael-Stain comes from in the UK and is also a fire ceremony. The stain or stone was the base of the Baal ritual temple with a metal image of a human cow on top. So you can clearly understand why this was suppressed. Arthur fought and killed Hael king of Strathclyde who's name is an abbreviation of saint Mic-Hael, which itself is also supressed, you can't tell the tale of Arthur without saint Michael king of Strathclyde. The swords name is interesting Excalibur, ex as an prefix is to make the name Christian, this in modern terms is where we get the term crossing something out. Bar at the end is the old term for a hill signifying a location. Cali is the old name of Scotland Caledonian, however there is a specific location for Cali and this is the same location as where we get the name Camelot. Its the same place with different names for different reasons. So the story is true it has just been distorted over the years. There are placename nearby with the name Arthur but I fall into the belief Arthur is a nickname coming from the Roman Atheos (atheist) and thir meaning land, or land of the atheist. His real name is likely to be Coroticus, read Saint Patrick's Confessio, letter to the soldiers of Coroticius. This term Coro is similar to Cora which again is a short distance away and this translates in greek to Maiden and where the legend of the castle of maidens comes from. And yes I can also tell you what Camelot is, what it means and where it is.

Grandchild's Genealogy Tree of King Caractaco the Pendragon from Rome to Gargano Mount in Northern Apulia and I belong to Caractaco's Genealogy Tree

England centric. No mention of the Llyn Fawn Hoard

@philaypeephilippotter6532

3 жыл бұрын

*Chris Williams* Why would they mention the *Llyn Fawr Hoard?*

@tylerjerabek5204

3 жыл бұрын

The Bronze Age is well before the time they’re talking about

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@KingofCabal

4 жыл бұрын

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At 43:26, Did I see Swastikas in the Mosaic floor?

@jm2058

3 жыл бұрын

That sign existed long before it was called a swastika. Look up Atlantean Gardens.

@nupurgautam1

3 жыл бұрын

@@jm2058 Swastika is a Sanskrit word, it has been called Swastika for over 5000 years, and we(My culture) still worship it till date..... As we still associate ourselves to our ancestors.

@yatinpatil4067

3 жыл бұрын

Yes holy hindu symbol

Considering just how hard it was to obtain a decent sword or even tool back then (for even the most powerful ruling class), I do not realistically see people throwing them into the river like the river is a giant wishing well of a era gone by.

@histguy101

4 жыл бұрын

Certainly even expensive swords would be given up(or even specifically created for) religious ritual

@sueclark5763

3 жыл бұрын

Sippose it depends on the depth of a person's belief and how objects are perceived.

@laurenturner3578

2 жыл бұрын

Keep in mind that sacred offerings are always of something highly valuable, the more valuable the better. Even in the Bible, God specifies animals without blemish as the sin offerings, which to a culture that raised herd animals was a big deal. You usually keep your most beautiful animals as prize breeding stock, and to offer it up is to show both a level of worship and trust that God would take care of you and your flock anyway. And if you are Christian, you believe God himself offered his most treasured and beloved son up in order to achieve the salvation of mankind. Throwing valuable objects into the water as a sacrifice of some kind is absolutely in keeping with human actions and beliefs throughout time.

@Irish_For_Life1842

Жыл бұрын

I am building a tad on what Lauren Turner said. Trackways (hopefully the right word) of wood were made all over Britain that allowed people to avoid going in the water, long bypasses around the water and provided access for sacrifices into the water. The trackways were followed and excavations were completed in the waters they went over. A great number of swords were found and reside in museums across Britain today because of it.

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So I am the last princess and future Pendragon Queen of Holy Grail

Arthur is not mentioned by Gildas or Bede, and Arthur’s story is not narrated by Nennius, Malmsbury (1st chronicle), and Huntingdon, and was mocked by Newburgh. Arthur’s story only arrived in 1135, when Crusaders and Templars arrived back from the First Crusade, and this story was narrated by Monmouth and Oxford. So who was King Arthur? The clue is that the Round Table was modelled on the Last Supper table (see book: Merlin Grail). So King Arthur and his twelve knights of the round table, are synonymous with King Jesus and his twelve disciples of the round last supper table. And the table itself was modelled upon the Jewish zodiac at Hamat Teverya on the Sea of Galilee, and its twelve constellations. In addition, many of the early manuscripts say that Arthurian legend was written by Josephus Flavius - which has caused a great deal of head-scratching. So what is the answer to all this? In reality, the Crusaders brought home the secular history of Jesus. But since this story was highly heretical, they formulated this story into Arthurian legend. The uncomfortable truth is that King Arthur was King Jesus. See book ‘The Grail Cypher’. www.amazon.co.uk/Grail-Cypher-secrets-Arthurian-revealed-ebook/dp/B0152BGX7A Ralph

@philaypeephilippotter6532

3 жыл бұрын

*Ralph Ellis* You've got it right. The idiot incompetent historian who claims that *_King Arthur_* is real is *Alan Wilson,* apparently a delusional, probably paranoid, schizophrenic who won't allow any of his so-called evidence or artefacts to be tested by experts. If any _properly qualified_ archæologist or historian disagrees with him he just vehemently says he is right and they are wrong. The so-called _ancient_ *Welsh* language he lauds, *_Coelbren y Beirdd,_* is actually an alphabet, a forgery perpetrated by *Edward Williams,* aka *_Iolo Morganwg,_* in the eighteenth century. *Wilson* actually hates the *Welsh* so the *_Arthur_* of legend doesn't get a look in. He and his friend *_Blackett_* had his books published by a _vanity_ publishing company they bought for the purpose as no reputable publisher would touch them. They have almost certainly damaged archæological sites. *_Blackett,_* whose real name was *Brian Andrew Terry,* was convicted of handling stolen property and, like *Wilson,* was deluded although he may have encouraged *Wilson* out of some kind of malice or mischief.

@RalphEllis

2 жыл бұрын

@@philaypeephilippotter6532 And Blackett forged the so-called silver cross of Arthur. It was a pure forgery. R

Because king Caractaco the Pendragon he was send in exile from Brittany to Rome in Italy by emperor Claudio of Rome father of empress Claudia of Rome Caractaco's wife

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Archaeologists invented, archaeologists have invented, archaeologists intent. Will archaeologists invent? A coming future on real facts?

Hollywood in Wicklow is not in Britain and was not in Britain at that time

Genuine question: Can someone please explain the difference between Britain and England? I am American and unfortunately am uninformed of any other countries history let alone my own countries history since we have been and continue to be lied to about everything.

@robertbrown4629

3 жыл бұрын

England is one of four countries that make up Britain It is the largest so is often used as the name for it all but scotland Ireland and wales would disagree

@patriciabusch4599

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertbrown4629 Okay so England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales make up Britain. Thank you 🙂.

@sueclark5763

3 жыл бұрын

@@patriciabusch4599 Not all of Ireland though, just Northern Ireland, in the northeast corner of the country. The rest of Ireland is an independent country.

@patriciabusch4599

3 жыл бұрын

@@sueclark5763 thank you for clarifying. I actually just watched a Nat Geo documentary on Disney+ about what makes up The United Kingdom

@patriciabusch4599

Жыл бұрын

@Starlord Skywalker thank you ♥️

Fun drinking game: Take a shot anytime Francis Pryor uses a first-person pronoun...

@chesterwarner6100

4 жыл бұрын

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@chesterwarner6100

4 жыл бұрын

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@chesterwarner6100

4 жыл бұрын

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@chesterwarner6100

4 жыл бұрын

Yes we can have

@willmfrank

3 жыл бұрын

"...As an archaeologist..." "...as a pre-historian..." "...as a sheep farmer..."

its a werry good folklore but still they have no wer else find any records off real wars that king arthur have be in only folklore on the things but never ever record off it in scripts or books nothing . only just folklore and thats sad . but still great fantazy story!!!

@FireInTheSoul

3 жыл бұрын

Arthur, the war king. Alan Wilson and Baram Blackett.

King Arthur was Welsh

The Islands helped keep Rome in bread. You don't mess with the society in the Islands if you want the bread. As long as Britain paid their taxes Rome was happy.