King Arthur, the mythical ruler of Camelot, may be best known for pulling the magical sword Excalibur from a stone, but there's another rock formation that bears his name hidden away in the English ...

For the first time ever, archaeologists have excavated sites near Arthur’s Stone, shedding new light on the origins of the mysterious Neolithic structure, which dates to around 3700 BCE—a full ...

Excavations revealed two distinct phases in Arthur's Stone's construction. University of Manchester Arthur’s Stone, an enigmatic rock burial in Herefordshire, England, is one of the United Kingdom’s ...

Some say King Arthur slew a giant there. Others say he knelt in prayer and his knee print indentations are forever etched into the stone. Archaeologists set out to find out what really happened at ...

The University of Manchester broke ground on the first-ever archaeological dig at an ancient site linked to King Arthur. Arthur's Stone dig in progress. Courtesy of the University of Manchester. A ...

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Archaeologists and students are excavating a 5,000-year-old monument from the Stone Age. The monument, Arthur's Stone, has been the subject of various tales, including one about King Arthur slaying a ...