Artorius Rex Discovered

by Alan Wilson, Baram Blackett

The 4th of 5 descriptive books that clearly express the accurate and undeniable ancient records of King Arthur(s). HOW 40 YEAR PLUS DISCOVERIES MADE THE TRUTH KNOWN YOURS TO DISCOVER AND MORE... The connection to the lineage of Arthur to the Holy Family The authentic Camelot Arthur's funeral proven 10 different ways The uncovering of Arthur's gravestone

288 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1986

Reviews

[Andrew Wilson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I consider the authors have contributed greatly towards defining who the real King Arthur actually was, his exploits and achievements.

I wish I had bought this book first as it is the least problematic with regard to their writing style. Nevertheless their work is backed up with all the necessary references and is hard to dispute.

I would recommend this book solely for the revelations and novel ideas therein rather than style or presentation.

[Anne Miles · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful

If you love Arthur, this is well worth a read. It is quite interesting and I believe it to be accurate. A lot of people attack Wilson and Blackett. Wonder why?

[Sam Bartrum · Rating 1 out of 5]

Claims the Romans never conquered Britain and Arthur travelled to America.

I'd suggest comparing their claims to the actual Welsh genealogies.

[Marcia Ellis · Rating 4 out of 5]

Extremely well researched. A Welsh dictionary would have helped - getting my head around all those differing terms was tiring. But hats off to the guys. They cracked it.