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Donald Trump, “Knight of the Round Table”
I am honoured to have many American friends who are some of the most cultured and enlightened people it is my pleasure to know, so I think it’s a great shame when Americans are stereotyped as people who are ignorant … Continue reading
A Tale of Three Tombs and the Irrelevance of Peer Review
The most recent news update on the subject informs us that Egyptian officials – presumably from the Antiquities Ministry – are now 90% sure that there is a hidden chamber in Tutankhamun’s tomb. It seems likely that if this recess … Continue reading
The Secret Chapel of Henry V and Other Hidden Chambers
I have never thought of myself as any kind of expert on mediaeval British ecclesiastical architecture, but I was nonetheless surprised to learn that there exists in Westminster Abbey a secret chapel, dedicated to King Henry V. It will be … Continue reading
Posted in Antiquities, Magic & the Supernatural
Tagged Agincourt, Arthur Machen, Caerleon, Faery Realms, Gawain and the Green Knight, Giza Necropolis, Glamis Castle, Green Children of Woolpit, Henry V, King Arthur, King Sil, King Zil, Monster of Glamis, Secret Chapel, Silbury Hill, T.S Eliot, Usk
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A Matter of Faith – The Sleeping Sentinels of Durrington Walls
The more I ponder this matter of the purported row of one hundred or so huge sarsens lying buried at Durrington Walls, the more baffled I become. Exactly one year ago, the University of Birmingham announced some of the findings … Continue reading
Farewell, Nigel Terry
I’ve been reading Arthurian lore and stories since I was a child in the 1960s, so there were countless occasions when I tried to conjure a mental image of this mysterious figure from the Dark Ages. It wasn’t until I … Continue reading