Cover of Arthur's Britain; history and archaeology, AD 367-634

Arthur's Britain; history and archaeology, AD 367-634

The book is about the Arthur of history and the Britain in which he lived. It demonstrates that Arthur was no figment of myth, but a genuine historical figure and a symbol for Britain's attempt to reytain her integrity in the aftermath of the Roman collapse and barbaric invasion.

Audience
adult
Length
long · 415 pages

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