Arthurian
Legends
by Richard W. Barber (Editor)
The
Discovery of King Arthur
by Geoffrey Ashe
Exploring
the World of King Arthur
by Christopher Snyder
Glastonbury
Abbey and the Arthurian Tradition
edited by James P. Carley
Historic
Figures of the Arthurian Era: Authenticating the Enemies and Allies of
Britian's Post-Roman King
by Frank D. Reno
Journey
to Avalon: The Final Discovery of King Arthur
by Chris Barber and David Pykitt
King
Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
by Anne Berthelo
King
Arthur's Round Table
by Martin Biddle (Editor)
King
of the Celts: Arthurian Legends and Celtic Tradition
by Jean Markale
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King
Arthur: The Truth Behind the Legend
by Rodney Castleden
Book Description King Arthur lives! Who was he? How much of
his life is based on historical fact? Where was his Kingdom?
In his quest for the real King Arthur, Rodney Castelden reconstructs
the kingdoms, frontiers and political centers of sixth century Britain,
and recreates the royal dynasties and chronologies of the Dark Age kings.
King Arthur is often written off as medieval fantasy, the dream of those
yearning for an age of strong, just rulers and a contented kingdom. Those
who accept his existence at all generally discard the stories that surround
him. This exciting new investigation argues not only that Arthur did exist,
as a Dark Age Chieftain, but that many of the romantic tales - of Merlin,
Camelot, and Excalibur - are rooted in truth.
In this investigation Rodney Castelden uses up-to-date archaeological
and documentary evidence to recreate the history and society of Dark Age
Britain and its kings. He revives the possibility that Tintagel was an
Arthurian residence, and proposes a radical new theory - that Arthur escaped
alive from his final battle. A location is even suggested for perhaps the
greatest mystery, the location of Arthur's grave.
Hardcover: 288 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.84 x
9.96 x 7.11
Publisher: Routledge; 1 edition (November 1999)
ISBN: 0415195756
King
Arthur's Place in Prehistory: The Great Age of Stonehenge
by W. A. Cummins
King
Arthur
by Norma Lorre Goodrich
Le
Morte D'Arthur
by Thomas Malory, et al
(Hardcover -- October 2000)
Merlin
by Norma Lorre Goodrich
Book Description A bestselling author and professor brings the
historical figure of Merlin to life--the Merlin who prophesied his own
death and was a counselor to kings as well as a scientist, humanist, and
man of mystery.
Paperback: 400 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.97 x
8.01 x 5.33
Publisher: HarperCollins (paper); Reprint edition (December
1988)
ISBN: 0060971835
Modern
Arthurian Literature: An Anthology of English and American Arthuriana from
the Renaissance to the Present
by Alan Lupack (Editor)
Paperback: 494 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.13 x
8.48 x 5.55
Publisher: Garland Publishing; (May 1992)
ISBN: 0815308434
Looking
for Arthur: A Once and Future Travelogue
by Richard Leviton
Book Description Fictional "spiritual autobiography," Arthurian
fantasy, and compendium of instruction in mystical and magical practices,
Looking For Arthur presents in a contemporary setting ("magical realism")
the entire scope of materials surrounding the legend of King Arthur. By
turns reverent and impious, earnest and witty, metaphysical and lighthearted,
the book is set in present-day Glastonbury amidst a hub-bub of occultists,
mystics, and tourists swarming about the ruins of this ancient site of
Arthurian...
The
Real King Arthur: A History of Post-Roman Britannia A.D. 410-A.D. 593 (2
Vol.Set)
by P. F. Turner
The REAL King Arthur cites and analyzes the ancient sources behind
each event of Arthur's career, reconstructing the life and times of the
historical person behind the legends. Spanning the period from the decline
of the Roman Empire to the rise of Saxon England, The REAL King Arthur
provides provides an unusually substantial account of a period of British
history that has been obscured by the very legends that its events inspired.
At the same time, the book reads much like a detective story, as the reader
joins the author in re-creating the times, places and events from the evidence
at hand.
It is seldom that one meets with a major new historical insight presented
in logical and literate form and verified by credible research. Such, however,
is the monumental The REAL King Arthur. It is far more than just a narrative
of Arthur's life and antecedents; it is a carefully crafted history of
the two centuries of post-Roman Britannia, a period much neglected in the
prevailing school texts. The Publisher.
Paperback: 459 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.25 x
11.25 x 8.75
Publisher: SKS Publishing Company; Two volume edition
(December 1993)
ISBN: 0963743422
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