The Battle of Camlann

[@spooksparanormalsociety4034]

I follow your videos a lot Graham...good explanation, plausible, I like it. Wales would seem to be the most likely place for Arthurian Legend, with Avalon widely believed to be off the west coast.

[@ScreenNerds]

Great video Graham! Very interesting.

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Thanks

[@paulwood7798]

There is a Camlann hill near Mallwyd just inside the Gwynedd border with West Powys. The modern road junction it overlooks is believed but no proof as yet to be Roman as it is pretty much a direct road using pre toll roads that will take you to Wroxeter.

[@Genlearnman]

The book was great in every sense.

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

thank you

[@bmf7807]

Great video thank you. I love the music, could you tell me what it is?

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Thanks. No idea, sorry.

[@JALMAR169]

Nice job - It seem more than plausible - I;m down for very probable

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Thank you

[@whiterock9002]

No mystery surrounding battle site. Extant remains of battle. No guessing of supposition.

[@sgtNUKEtroop]

it says that "Arthur and Medraut fell"...it does not say they were opponents...personally I am of the opinion that Arthur and Medraut fell fighting shoulder to shoulder or back to back...family and allies...and that the battle was fought near Camelon between Edinburgh and Sterling...just a thought...be well all and take care...Michael

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

Interesting. It does indeed say that.

[@NotiShounen]

Woah! all this time I thought Arthur was Mordred's father. 😱

[@GrahamPhillipsAuthor]

In some of the legend he was both his uncle and his father because he had an incestuous affair with his sister

[@jamessmith5666]

Some further information regarding Arthur and his 'lightning sword'.. www.futureofmankind.co.uk/Billy_Meier/Contact_Report_469