Did Archaeologists Find the Real Grave of King Arthur? | Forbidden History | Season 3 Episode 6

Did Archaeologists Find the Real Grave of King Arthur? | Forbidden History | Season 3 Episode 6 In this episode of Forbidden History, presenter Jamie Theakston investigates the historical reality behind Britain’s legendary King Arthur, separating medieval romance from Dark Age archaeology. Exploring Glastonbury Abbey, the ancient Roman ruins of Viroconium, and a mysterious burial mound at Baschurch, Jamie examines evidence suggesting Arthur may have been a 5th-century Romano-British war leader named Owain Ddantgwyn who fought against invading Anglo-Saxons. Alongside historians, researchers, and archaeologists, the investigation analyzes early Welsh chronicles, medieval monastic claims, and modern geophysical surveys to evaluate whether the true historical king has finally been located. Each week, Forbidden Mysteries uncovers the hidden truths, dark secrets, and extraordinary stories that history tried to forget. From royal scandals and unsolved murders to secret societies, ancient relics, and mysterious ruins, every episode takes you deeper into the shadows of the past. Journey through lost worlds with Abandoned Americana, or uncover shocking secrets in Forbidden History. In the end, the greatest mystery is always what history chose to hide. #ForbiddenMysteries #AbandonedEngineering #ForbiddenHistory #HiddenHistory #SecretSocieties