King Arthur's Britain
Sep 20, 2005 · 2h 27m
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Timothy CopestakeOverview
By examining the mysterious figure of King Arthur, British archaeologist and bestselling author Francis Pryor disputes the belief that Britain reverted to anarchy after the Romans left in 410 A.D., sinking into the Dark Ages until the Anglo-Saxon invaders restored order. The truth, he says, is far more complicated. In this three-part series, he uncovers the continuous culture that was not destroyed by outside invaders, but rather strengthened by them. Travel with him as he makes ancient history come alive at the scenes of bloody battles and key archaeological sites that reveal the clues to this new view of early Britain.
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By examining the mysterious figure of King Arthur, British archaeologist and bestselling author Francis Pryor disputes the belief that Britain reverted to anarchy after the Romans left in 410 A.D., sinking into the Dark Ages until the Anglo-Saxon invaders restored order. The truth, he says, is far more complicated. In this three-part series, he uncovers the continuous culture that was not…
When was King Arthur's Britain released?
King Arthur's Britain was released on September 20, 2005.
Where can I watch King Arthur's Britain?
King Arthur's Britain is streaming on Xive TV Documentaries Amazon Channel in the US. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is King Arthur's Britain?
King Arthur's Britain runs 2 hours 27 minutes (147 minutes).
Who directed King Arthur's Britain?
King Arthur's Britain was directed by Timothy Copestake.
Who is in the cast of King Arthur's Britain?
The cast of King Arthur's Britain includes Francis Pryor (Himself / Presenter), Helen Geake (Self - Dr. Helen Geake), Heinrich Härke (Self - Archaeologist, University of Reading) and Dominic Powlesland (Self - Archaeologist).
Is King Arthur's Britain on Netflix?
No, King Arthur's Britain is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on Xive TV Documentaries Amazon Channel instead.