Camlann

The Road to Camlann

• The Road to Camlann: I. The North
• II. Camlann in the South West
• III. Arthur and the Southern Saxons
• IV. Cerdic, Charford and Camlann
• V. Did King Arthur die on Snowdon
• The Hunters of Banna
  Was Camlann fought at Birdoswald?
• The Survivors of Camlann
• The Land of Taliesin

Plotting Camlann: Letters from the Dead

Introduction
1. Visions of Badon
2. Rhonabwy's Dream: A Time Reversal
3. The Location of Rhonabwy's Dream
4. Prophetic Visions of the Past
5. Iddog, Agitator of Britain
6. Morfran, Dark Demon
7. Sanddef Pryd Angel
8. Cynwal Sant: The last to leave Arthur
9. Except Seven, None Rose Up
10. St Cynfelyn
11. St Cedwyn, Survivor of Camlan
12. St Pedrog and the Spear
13. St Derfel the Mighty
14. Medrawd: Fallen Hero?
15. The Lost Story of Camlan
16. The Giant's Daughter

Warriors & Warfare

Gildas: The Ending of Roman Britain

• A Very English Conquest?
• Gildas and the Romans
• Gildas and the Saxons
• Peace and Partition: The Holy Martyrs
• St Alban's Day
• The Emergence of the English - Susan Oosthuizen

The Battle of Chester

Following the television documentary "King Arthur's Round Table Revealed" we explore the claims of the program, notably, was the Battle of Chester an Arthurian event?

King Arthur's Round Table Revealed?

- 1. The Round Table Revealed?

- 2. The Battle of Chester
- 3. Reason for the Battle

- 4.The Slaughter of the Saints
Part I: The Lost Monastery of Bangor
Part II: Chronicles and Scribes

- 5. Gweith Perllan Vangor 

The Staffordshire Hoard Battle Site

- - Part One

- - Part Two

The Staffordshire Hoard comes to Stafford July to September 2016

More Staffordshire Hoard Artefacts Found in Same Field

Anglo Saxon Coin Hoard found in Buckinghamshire

A Stranger in the Hoard

The Mercian Wars
The Site of the Battle of Hatfield Chase

Where was King Edwin of Northumbria defeated by Cadwallon?

St Oswald's Travels after the Battle of Maserfelth

The translations of St Oswald's Relics

The End of Anglo Saxon England

950th Anniversary of The Battle of Stamford Bridge
Æthelstan, First King of All EnglandThe Death of William Rufus: Accident or Assassination?

GLADIATORS 

Dead Men Tell No Tales

Recent research has shown that the 'Headless Romans' found in a cemetery in York came the from distant lands of Eastern Europe.

VIKINGS

Vikings: Violent Raiders or Extraordinary Explorers?

Vikings: life and legend exhibition

St Brice's Day Massacre or Viking Execution?

 The Viking Art of Navigation

Did the Vikings use sunstones as navigational aids.

Mass Viking Execution

Recently isotope analysis has identified 51 decapitated skeletons found in a mass grave in Dorset as Vikings.

Vikings, Monks and Saxon Gold
Updates of news items featured on Clas Merdin including the Dorset Viking mass execution, Glastonbury Abbey Symposium and the Staffordshire Hoard. 

The Real Vikings - Time Team Special

Entire Iron Age army found in Danish Mass Grave 

Excavations at a peat bog near the village of Alken on the Jutland peninsula revealed the Danish bog has been harbouring a sinsiter secret for thousands of years.

The Crusades
Crusaders, Cistercians and Templars
The Fourth Crusade, The Shroud and The Grail

Clas Merdin: Tales from the Enchanted Island

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