There are many pages on the
web dedicated to the Arthurian period that provide excellent and often vital information
in our quest for the real Arthur. These are some of my
favorites not covered in other pages of the site.
- Scholarly journal
that sponsors Arthurnet for teachers -
University of Idaho Arthurian Project
- a free online journal dedicated to the study of the
Northwestern Europe from the Late Roman Empire to the advent of the Norman
Empire.
Whatever your point of
view, there is a publication which explores all aspects of what was once
called the Matter of Britain. Pendragon is the Journal of the
, which devotes itself to Arthurian
Studies in three main areas:
history and archaeology
legend and folklore
literature, the arts, and popular
culture
Founded in 1959, the
Society was associated with the archaeological excavations of South
Cadbury hillfort in Somerset (which though not Camelot was occupied in
the Dark Ages), and with a long-running dig at a Dark Age church site in
the Gower Peninsula, Wales. It has hosted 'Round Tables' at Arthurian
sites like Winchester and Caerleon, and includes in its world-wide
membership authors, artists, academics, and enthusiastic amateurs of the
Arthurian theme.