This video examines the issue of whether or not King Mark from the Arthurian legends really existed: youtu.be/TuFuDYiyO9w?...

This video examines the generally forgotten second Saint Patrick of the early medieval period: youtu.be/y3y0SMZULyc?...

This video examines the theory that Merlin can be identified with the historical Bishop Dubricius of medieval Wales: youtu.be/FA4mVjhkMGc?...

This video examines the claim that the Trojan War is mentioned in Bronze Age Hittite records: youtu.be/QEz7qUEqAlc?...

This video examines the evidence for an Irish kingdom in medieval Britain that has generally been overlooked: youtu.be/2JTWdqN4vrs?...

This video examines the question of whether Homer or Hesiod was the first Greek poet: youtu.be/21AMdIytROs?...

This article examines the theory that the real King Arthur was actually Arthwys ap Mar from the kingdom of Elmet: www.thecollector.com/was-king-art...

This video examines further evidence that the historical King Arthur was actually Athrwys ap Meurig by looking at how their family members match: youtu.be/GAFXZZnsDws?...

This video looks into the supposed connection between Atlantis, the Eye of the Sahara, and King Atlas of Mauretania: youtu.be/b3F9jJ3XSgY?...

This video examines the legendary family members of King Arthur and shows how they can be identified as historical figures from a real dynasty in medieval Wales: youtu.be/NqKumMDaqgk?...

This video examines the true history of the ancient kings of Athens, which is profoundly different from what the traditional story claims: youtu.be/4ibu8uLDies?...

This video looks at yet more evidence that the real King Arthur can be identified as Athrwys ap Meurig of Gwent: youtu.be/USYC8D2mUKI?...

This video analyses the evidence that King Arthur can be identified as the historical Athrwys ap Meurig of Gwent: youtu.be/LcyQSocTm8c

This video examines the issue of how literate the ancient Celts really were: youtu.be/vqG7PTmu1ao

This video examines the evidence from Welsh, Latin, and Scottish sources that suggest that King Arthur didn’t really die at the Battle of Camlann: youtu.be/5Bts4aP2ouk?...

In view of the popular theory that Atlantis was the Eye of the Sahara, this video examines the supposed evidence from ancient maps that refer to ‘Atlantes’ in Africa: youtu.be/yj-2-d9utm4?...

This video looks at a potential historical figure behind the legendary Gwydre, son of King Arthur: youtu.be/4unN_JypzcA?...

This video examines the question of whether the eruption of Thera in the Bronze Age was responsible for the fall of the Minoan civilisation: youtu.be/Z_xbXARqq8c?...

This article presents a case for the true location of the Battle of Camlann: www.thecollector.com/where-was-ba...

This video investigates the true identity of King Arthur’s mysterious legendary ally, King Stater of Dyfed: youtu.be/xiylDjLHZzk?...

This video looks at the issue of Odysseus’ son Latinus, examining whether he was actually king of the Etruscans in Italy and identical to the Latinus of Virgil’s Aeneid as commonly assumed: youtu.be/49uda_W7f98

Was the Kingdom of Dyfed in medieval Wales really an Irish kingdom, as is regularly claimed? This video takes a look at the evidence: youtu.be/wjVgHdXQUBI?...

This latest video takes a look at the fascinating theory that the legend of the griffin originated with sightings of protoceratops fossils in Asia: youtu.be/INU6QnIclsw?...

This video examines the controversy of the Tristan Stone and looks at whether or not it really contains the all-important name ‘Drustanus’: youtu.be/agu1kDZDBZI?...

This video examines how a revised chronology of the Trojan War very neatly explains the identity of the legendary King Belus of Tyre: youtu.be/ikSWP3oGoRw?...

This video looks at the controversy surrounding the identity of Morgan Mwynfawr: youtu.be/9C7JBuYMkOU?... Traditionally, he’s said to be identical to Morgan ap Athrwys. However, some modern sources claim that this was an invention of Iolo Morgannwg. What does the evidence really show?

In Geoffrey of Monmouth’s HRB, he refers to some kings of the Catuvellauni tribe as ruling over Cornwall. Which Cornwall was he referring to, and is there any historical evidence for this subjugation? This video takes a look: youtu.be/mxxFGGe1fAE?...

This video provides yet more evidence of a late date for the Trojan War by examining the legend of Teucer’s founding of Salamis on Cyprus and seeing how that ties in to archaeology: youtu.be/MtcS1wkoOww?...

Was the Sword in the Stone called Caliburn, while Arthur’s second sword was Excalibur? This claim is frequently seen online, but there is no basis to it whatsoever. This video explains the facts: youtu.be/r0jpba09m4I?...

This video of mine looks at what the city of Troy was like in Homer’s era, when many people today assume it had long since fallen into insignificance: youtu.be/42n1f1y-FBw?...

This video examines the serious issues with the recent digital reconstruction of the face of a Mycenaean woman that was circulating in the news recently: youtu.be/4NWlR3ws7eQ?...

Does Homer’s Odyssey really present Odysseus as sailing all over the Mediterranean? This video looks at the flaws in that traditional interpretation: youtu.be/z4O3OQPw4pE

A much more accurate reconstruction of a Mycenaean woman, created with AI:

In the past, it was popular to claim that Easter eggs were originally pagan. These days, it’s popular to claim that they derived from authentic Christian traditions. What’s the truth? See my article here: greekreporter.com/2025/04/19/o...

What is the origin of the Easter bunny? Does it have a pagan origin, or did it naturally evolve within authentic Christian tradition? This article takes a look: greekreporter.com/2025/04/14/o...

Have massive structures been found underneath the pyramids of Egypt? No. See my arricle here: greekreporter.com/2025/03/24/g...

The Battle of Llongborth is a largely forgotten battle in the Arthurian legends: What really happened at this battle? Where and when was it fought? Did Geraint really die? This article takes a look at all these questions and others: timelessmyths.com/stories/the-...

As long ago as 1996, remains of a boar’s tusk helmet were discovered on Crete dating to the Protogeometric period (1025-900 BCE).

How accurate is the helmet used by Matt Damon in Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey film? Should it really be a boar’s tusk helmet? This video takes a look at these issues: youtu.be/93F1AgQqIWI?...

This article of mine examines the records about Byzas, the legendary founder of Byzantium, and shows how they strongly support a much more recent date for the Trojan War than the Bronze Age: greekreporter.com/2025/02/10/b...

Why is any credence given to Eratosthenes’ date for the Trojan War when we all recognise that his date for Homer is centuries too early? #trojanwar

This video examines evidence from Herodotus that the Trojan War actually occurred centuries after the traditional date of 1200 BCE: youtu.be/qJk6wV0V5Tw?...

This latest video of mine examines evidence from the Welsh Triads which supports the argument that King Arthur’s European conquest ultimately derives from distorted accounts of Magnus Maximus’ conquest of Europe, led by Andragathius: youtu.be/YAnkogWc_jY?...

In my book, I argue that the Trojan War actually occurred in c. 700 BCE rather than c. 1200 BCE: www.amberley-books.com/the-trojan-k... While a dramatic departure from the conventional chronology, this date is supported by some of the earliest sources about the war. #trojanwar

This article of mine examines the figure of Saint Efflam: timelessmyths.com/stories/sain... It presents a case for Efflam's father being Anlach, the father of Brychan, making Efflam and Brychan brothers. This provides significant support for the identification of Athrwys ap Meurig with King Arthur.

This article of mine debunks the theory that the Eye of the Sahara (the Richat Structure) is Atlantis: greekreporter.com/2025/01/05/e...

This book of mine, The Trojan Kings of Britain: Myth or History? examines the legend of Brutus of Troy and the migration to Britain: www.amberley-books.com/the-trojan-k... It examines the likely connection between this legend and the profound Etruscan influence within the La Tène Celtic culture.

Genuinely curious, where did this idea that Rome couldn’t order a client kingdom to count its people come from?

Why am I getting a bunch of followers? What happened?

This article of mine provides a comprehensive analysis of Gwenhwyfar I, King Arthur’s first queen according to Welsh tradition: timelessmyths.com/stories/gwen... It is the most detailed analysis of this legendary figure, as far as I am aware.