Scientists FINALLY Found The Body Of King Arthur In This Cave!

For centuries, the line between King Arthur’s legend and reality has been lost. Now, in Herefordshire’s ancient caves, archaeologists have uncovered charred remains, mysterious carvings, and a burial chamber filled with ritual—an astonishing discovery that could change everything. From Glastonbury’s myths to knights guarding tombs, explore where modern science meets ancient folklore. Are these bones the key to Avalon’s secret, or just another myth? Journey into the haunting world of DNA, dark-age warriors, and stories that refuse to fade. The truth is buried… but it’s still waiting to be found.

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[abhishekmadik-iihe]

I’ve read tons of books on truth and power. Nothing came close to Book The Obscured Principles by Dorian Caine. This one hits different.

[Roni-kgsw]

In archaeology there’s a fairly common saying, “if you don’t know what it is then it’s religious”. Cave paintings were likely used more as a form of storytelling or teaching rather than a religious purpose and finding well preserved ones in Europe is surprisingly rare let alone in Britain.

[Biketunerfy]

If our King Arthur still sleeps somewhere under these hallowed lands he needs to wake the hell up because we need him NOW more than ever. RISE KING ARTHUR, RISE lol.

[rodrigoibarra]

Arthur did NOT live 5000 years ago. He lived sometime after Hadrian's wall was built. England was known as Britannia. Sheesh. Get it right people!

[georgemccormick]

In college, I had an exchange student from England tell me that Arthur and Excalibur came back during the blitz in England. Excalibur returned as the Spitfire fighter, and Arthur's spirit returned in the forms of the pilots.

[WJAlexander-ot]

Why do U say its a 5, 000-year-old tomb when King Arthur was supposed to be from the Medieval period?

[patty]

To find that Arthur was truly a real person is an exciting prospect.

[VIntuitive]

They say that all storytelling is based on some truth. We know that there was a knights Templar. Who says there couldn’t have been a King Arthur?

[nickwhite]

King Athur, if he was real, would have been right after Rome left Brintan at the beginning of the dark age.

[mmdaviesmcintosh]

As an Herefordian, you might also like to know that Alfred Watkins (1855–1935) who originated the idea of ley-lines and surveyed alignments, which articulated the prehistoric landscape of Britain in his classic 1925 book,  The Old Straight Track, he formulated the idea of ley lines when walking the hills of Bredwardine, which is just over two and half miles north of Dorstone.

[williamkopko]

The lady in the lake is waiting to give Excalibur to King Arthur to come back

[meanderer]

why blur out bones? We all have bones...we've all seen them. Why blur them out? :/

[cpierce]

DNA would show nothing since literally anybody can say they are a descendant of Arthur, you have nothing to compare them to !

[martineastburn]

I'd like to see it solved as I've been reading for years and watching for years about King Arthur. My family lived in the family Manor of a town of the family name. The Manor exists today. And the town is hanging on. mostly due to the highway. It is East of York.

[PabloEscobar-io]

Well it sure would be the right time to come back now because Britain is f*cked

[proudamerican]

If those bodies are 9 feet tall that's a giant.

[MsPixi]

Cornwall sits on good ley lines that run all the way to Glastonbury🤗

[scottlambert]

King Arthur lived during the dark ages around 484 b.c.e. and he was a descendant a Roman general and Celtic king

[tonyrotherham]

It would be astonishing if they had found Arthur.
Just one little wrinkle, that they need to iron
How can you prove the body is Arthur when you don't even know Arthur was ever real.

[Omsky]

Sometimes I am confused with archaeologists, I am an archaeologist and only work based on real evidence of real findings and the harmony of recorded findings that can be accounted for..but I do not dissect. A fictional story or legend that has been exaggerated. If you are an archaeologist but you deviate from this code of ethics, I guarantee you are not a real archaeologist.