Walking in the footsteps of kings on the Glamorgan Ridgeway | In search of King Arthur's Legacy

The Glamorgan Ridgeway is a footpath through millenia. Its verges festooned with ancient monuments dating back to the Bronze Age. Are we walking in King Arthur's footsteps up here? I investigate two sites with claimed links. One more promising than the other.

You also get to meet my dog, Jasper - the history hound, as loves a good walk.

In this video I cover:
The course of the Ridgeway, where it starts and finishes, the ancient hill fort and battle against the Romans at Mynydd-Y-Gaer, Llanbedr-Yn-Y-Mynydd (also known as Peterston-Super-Montum) and the claim that it is the site of Avalon, Mynydd Baeden and it's potential to be the site of the Battle of Badon Hill and lots of stuff about King Arthur and the war between the ancient Britons and the invading Angles and Saxons. And the conspiracy that this period in history has been deliberately suppressed.

This video is written, presented and published by Welsh author, columnist, broadcaster and historian; Graham Loveluck-Edwards. I produce a series of videos about history, myths and legends from South Wales. I hope you enjoy this one. And if you do, please subscribe to this channel and feel free to share on social media.