Saturday 2 July 2022 02:03 AM Tomb linked to King Arthur is to be dug up after 5,000 years undisturbed trends now
Saturday 2 July 2022 02:03 AM Tomb linked to King Arthur is to be dug up after 5,000 years undisturbed trends now
Tomb linked to King Arthur is to be dug up after 5,000 years undisturbed in an effort to learn more about the magical figure Arthur's stone in Herefordshire has marks left on it where Arthur slayed a giant The prehistoric tomb has never been excavated as its top stone weighs 25 tons King Arthur fought off 5th Century Saxon invaders and was taught by Merlin He wielded Excalibur the magical sword and had his Knights of the Round Table Visitors can book to see the tomb being unearthed in the Wye Valley, Wales
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A tomb dating back 5,000 years that has never been excavated before, is set to be dug up.
According to legend, Arthur's stone in Herefordshire has marks where King Arthur fell on to his elbows after slaying a giant
The prehistoric monument is formed of nine stones, topped by a stone which weighs 25 tonnes.
English Heritage say that other sites in the same region have contained many skeletons.
Large stones of the inner burial chamber could be the door to the remains of King Arthur
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