Was This The Castle Of The Legendary King Arthur? | Extreme Archaeology | Absolute History

[@karengoldner4719]

Did you have to be so mean to that nice American lady? She was working her little heart out. Sheesh!

[@djamesthree]

I totally agree, his remarks were very disrespectful and unprofessional. It was a lot of work to walk that geophysical sensor across that landscape, and then to have this fellow demean that person was out of line.

[@rachelguderjahn2231]

I suspect there was a prior argument and a touch of elitism at play. *sigh*

[@faerieavalon9965]

Having a host that respects the process of archaeology would be nice.

[@s1nb4d59]

Still can't figure why alice was'nt host of this series.

[@WB-dg8io]

@@s1nb4d59 I'm glad she's doing digging for Britain, much more interesting than this host...

[@rubythread]

This would be a wonderful show if they would get rid of Mark, who is an unpleasant, arrogant, patronizing know-it-all. Alice, Katie, Meg and the safety team have it all handled and can show the archaeology without getting in the way.

[@saveusmilkboy]

I get your feelings, I really do, but I look at Mark and I see my field coordinator. This is the person in academic circles who "holds the purse", so to say. They have to dispose of the department's research funding, and it is the job of the academics in the department to convince the field coordinator that, yes, their pet project is worth the money and will pay up in scientific findings. I am not an archaeologist myself, but this is how things generally work in university research labs across the board (unless, of course, you have your own research grant, in which case you deal straight with your university bureaucracy... and that is sometimes worse). Sure - Mark is not an actual field coordinator, but he is still (on camera, at least) responsible for managing the show's resources, run-time, and final outcome in the field. So he has to be this sort of annoying asshat! It is his role to ask the nasty questions, shut down less thought-through ideas, and prioritise where the time and effort is spent. There is no nice way to reject an excited academic. It's a bit like kicking a playful puppy. You will always look like a dickhead.

[@AshlarPhoenix]

@@saveusmilkboy So basically a producer, without which there is no show. And he knows it.

[@joakimblomqvist7229]

Yeah, Mark is an ignorant and arrogant git.

[@javabytes3204]

​@@saveusmilkboy You sound like this was her idea for a project though and she applied for funding or something like that. I would guess it's the other way around and the producer/s wanted a geologist to confirm if there are buildings at that spot. And if that's the case his interaction with her was very disrespectful and his stance towards her work extremely ignorant. At around minute 23:30 my jaw dropped to the floor and I thought I misheard (I'm no native speaker though so there is that). But isn't the premise that the geologist is there to confirm if at that spot were buildings or not and she is exactly doing that? After him remarking that she wastes time she tries to explain to him that the instruments work and even if she confirms that there were no buildings she is delivering the desired data... and he just repeats that her work is worthless if she doesn't identify an area for the trench. Undesired data is not worthless and she seemed stunned by his stupidity and disrespect.

[@javabytes3204]

And btw it seems obvious that Charles was like the head advisor for the show and I would bet he was the main input concerning the single projects and what would be needed for them...

[@mermeridian2041]

Mark's arrogant, patronizing attitude makes me not want to continue watching.

[@amyfrueh4808]

Right off the bat, they introduce all of these women, exceptional in their fields, and then announce they are all headed by... Mark? Who is what? A cave diver? Nice to see the patriarchy is still in full swing in Britain. Good god.

[@grendel_nz]

No, he's a volcanologist- Who doesn't work as a presenter, to me. Dramatising this is not good. Time Team's way of investigation was nicer and more inclusive than confrontational like this. The cultural mix here doesn't seem to work that well.

[@Roth2775]

well ...Tony from Time team is an actor. not that i like that mark-guy...but what he is has nothing to do if he can or can not host a show like these just because he isn't a archaeologist. the difference is just that Tony from Time Team knows what his job is

[@kirkjones9639]

This could be an excellent series if'n they didn't use such a whiny, arrogant host who disses archeologists on a shoe featuring them. The English are usually pretty good at this type of video.

[@whylogicalthinking]

Hooooman booooooones my god all their accents are unbearable….. lol dude weights like 250 yah you’re a climber lol 😂

[@johansmallberries9874]

If this show actually cared more about the archeology part, and less about the “extreme” part, it might’ve actually lasted. They spend so much time dealing with rigging and repelling that they never draw any satisfying conclusions by the end. Also, dump the host and put Dr Alice Roberts in charge. She has a much stronger academic background and better on screen personality.

[@charissecoal]

“(blah blah) your time here is worthless”, says the guy holding up the search with a pointless conversation 😒

[@Ladyorion79]

Learning where you shouldn't put a trench in is not worthless!

[@saveusmilkboy]

Guys, who is the strong gentleman with dreadlocks? I see him in every episode I have watched so far, working silently and diligently, and I would like to know if he is an archaeologist, an extreme sports enthusiast, a camera dude who got roped into the whole thing, what?? I have so much respect for this guy, and no info.

[@katyb2793]

I think he's the guy who does all the rope work.. climbing ropes, zip lining etc. Basically he has everyone's life in his hands. Would have been nice if they introduced him, they can't do this work without him!

[@SabbaticusRex]

Part of the delivery team and mostly helps with rope work . Why do you have so much respect for a guy you know nothing about ?

[@saveusmilkboy]

@@SabbaticusRex Well, I tend to give respect to people by default, letting them lose it if they behave badly, rather than making them win it by behaving well. But in this guy's case, he just gave me the sense of a competent, calm worker. I like those a lot. Wanted to know more.

[@adamcfmacdonald]

Series is Ok but could use a different host. Edit: thought it was established fact that Cornwall had Bronze Age connections to the Med for tin shipments.

[@katyb2793]

I think this series is from 2004.. the Oakley sunglasses tipped me off lol! That might explain it!

[@pixels2u]

I want so badly to love this show. I do love the history, the locations, the filming, but the cast always annoys me, and the contrived scripts are so full of unnecessary, concocted drama. The actual drama of the real history and the beauty of the locations is enough. I keep watching them anyway hoping for better content.

[@LTPottenger]

Next they will vote an archaeologist off each week and film the girls pulling each others' hair lol

[@fetus2280]

Well .. they are Liberals and SJW's producing all this dribble .......... Cant we get something better like TIME TEAM ? Without the prescribed b.s, arrogant Host and someone with some actual Enthusiasm for Archaeology would be really nice .. Not an arrogant prissy Geologist ...they can call him in as a consultant if they need it . Make Archaeology Great Again !

[@shaolin1derpalm]

@@fetus2280 liberal has zero to do with it. Nice stretch though

[@m.asquino7403]

I don't see a problem with the story telling

[@m.asquino7403]

@@fetus2280 woke archaeology you might say.

[@Tipi_Dan]

These trading routes were not "established" by the Romans. The Romans established nothing, stole everything, and advanced brutality to heretofore unforeseen levels. Their fetishization in Britain is a holdover from Victorian imperialistic sensibilities. These trading routes had been in place since late Neolithic and early Bronze Age seminal seafaring times, and were used by the Atlantic cultures to trade with Nordic and Phoenician civilizations long before "Rome" was even a gleam in the eye of that pesthole's fratricidal founder.

[@LTPottenger]

The 'Roman' buildings aren't roman either, same with high gothic buildings.

[@MrOx85]

Historians love Rome and don't like to admit they destroyed more than they created.We still live in the shadow of the Roman empire.

[@auspiciouscloud8786]

The fellow that is the host seems a bit stodgy....🤨🤨🤨, really rather full of himself. Wow after perusing the comments before my own, I am surprised to see how many like minded people agree! 👍🏼😃

[@nonamerooster5413]

Ever since watching Time Team ive always wanted to dig up ruins.

[@sarahdorr9798]

I have watched several of these episodes and I have yet to understand what it is that Mark does. Would be such a better show without him.

[@2gulfalco]

He says mean things and asks these lovely ladies to do things he's too scared to do, duh 😂

[@leigh5745]

Loved watching until 23 minutes... incredibly unprofessional host! Didn't see you out there all day surveying the land!

[@PortCharmers]

If you want to follow in King Arthur's footsteps, I suggest re-enacting the siege of the castle of Guy De Lombard according to Sir Bedivere's cunning plan. Just make sure Mark is INSIDE the rabbit this time.

[@virginiaspinelli-buser4420]

The work Meg did might reveal something later that would explain something Mark thought is missing. Everyone's work contributes to the cause!

[@gourdtube]

drill holes are absolutely not a sign of industrial revolution. we've got pretty strong evidence that copper cylinders are perfectly capable of holes just like this.

[@johnlord8337]

Actually, with King Richard I Lionheart, and the lineage of Earl Richard of Cornwall, at the times of the Crusades and Templars, there are many Templar sites on islands and mainland in the Cornwall, and fulfills part of these international and Mediterranean trading portage sites and products.

[@Suryaanshi]

When will these Documentaries Stop using King Arthur as Click Bait? Also, Compared to Time Team, the coordinator/Host is a lot sloppy/unorganized/Disrespectful/lacks knowledge

[@johnlord8337]

The area of Cornwall has been archaeologically documented to have had multiple-era construction sites from as far back as the Stone Age, working all the way up to ancient British and Welsh (- 1000s CE), ... no Anglo-Saxons this far west, ... some possible Normans (1066-), very viable Templar (1100-1300) and monastic sites (500s-1300s) on the shoreline, then the Earl Richard of Cornwall construction of the Tintagel castle formations. They could have been mining for documented Cornish lead and tin since before the times of the Romans, as well as having a shoreline fishing and foraging settlement thereon the peninsula.

[@rogerscottcathey]

So all those bore holes in Giza, the anchor stones in Armenia and Turkey, the through holes in Peru, all 19th century, eh? I think not. Certainly not. The conclusion was unwarranted and ignorant.

[@LTPottenger]

We were more advanced in ancient times, not less. Pyramids and surrounding sites also have all kinds of bore holes that would require diamond drills.

[@edi9892]

We do know that drills existed before Christ that could dig into stone. Egypt is a good example.

[@midiot777]

Another video that finds nothing related to the title. What bull.

[@muffins_and_megapints]

boring video

[@Suryaanshi]

King Arthur has become Nothing but Click Bait

[@jpmcpinning4255]

Mechanical Drills being only of modern times is more debated now then ever. Egypt, India, Peru all have evidence of ancient drilling so when is the official archaeological society going to concede to this? Drill marks actually mean either modern or extreme antiquity!

[@peterforden5917]

drilling in rock is simple if laborious, you get a dowl coat one flat end with resin glue coat that with hard rock powder and rotate the dowl with a bow or by hand until you get what you need.

[@jpmcpinning4255]

peter forden spoken like someone who has never had to drill a hole in a rock without using power.

[@peterforden5917]

@@jpmcpinning4255 I've done it myself, its a known stoneage technique, did I not say its laborious? you sound like a yank , who only knows power tools and has never studied the stoneworking techniques of the ancients, however the drill holes do look like they're made with 'modern' techniques (ie 1800's to today!)

[@peterforden5917]

by the way drilling the old way took weeks per hole.....sometimes months.......it was'nt the McDonalds era.

[@jpmcpinning4255]

peter forden correct, they look like todays holes, but done in antiquity. Thats the point.....And if you have done it, you know that the wood wears down and doesn’t leave square edges like the examples we see from back then.

[@jackyofalltrades9875]

A bit hard? Her expertise, knowledge, and sweat were more than you contributed...

[@mariamjehn7071]

This is great!! I’ve always wanted to know about Tintagel..

[@nevillemignot1681]

A really disappointing show, that promises so much in the start, but that in the end gives so little hard information.

[@jaredsmith112]

Awesome episode he was not going to let them waste everyone’s time 😂

[@Justin-ee3im]

it's like "The Squad" for tv

[@michaeltoney2277]

Make sense the Romano-Britons who were wealthy enough would have needed a more secure location right after the retreat of the legions. They may have looked for defensible locations to found new settlements which were later incorporated into the Anglo Saxon kingdom structures.

[@newsaxonyproductions7871]

Romans living in Britain who were of really any level of wealth beyond a basic farmer who couldn't afford to pack up and move left to the island at the collapse of Roman power in that region and the retreat of the Legions

[@pauls3204]

They all left when the empire collapsed , there are Roman records of 12000 boys aged under 18 paying for transit to what is now France, this occurred when the legions retreated to south coast of now England Anyone with the means would have fled pronto style. Within 10 years of Romans leaving , England and Wales would have been in uproar with serious gang warfare for control .

[@SinfulSloth]

I wish I could see Francis Pryor react to this, I trust him a hell of a lot more than the guy with a bias for it to be 5th century. Mark saying 'what I call the dark ages, but is now known as the early medieval period' is so arrogant. Dark ages is an obsolete term.

[@kaioliverbohnke7294]

Look at 5:04. You can see the result of a heavy landslide on the right hand side. Therefore the castle was no longer deemed safe and hence abandoned.

[@parrotraiser6541]

How has the sea-level there changed since Roman times? (3 metres?) All that pottery is likely discarded packaging for whatever (wine? grain?) was imported from the Mediterranean areas.

[@user-wg5hn4hl8h]

Great work!

[@hudsonfrank1121]

Very well documentary but the title should be changed to excavation of the tim tangle. Was quite interesting to watch.

[@callieniemann2280]

I would take another look at sea bed using a rov submersible. Good chance items were lost over the cliffs.

[@keolas6916]

So he gives Meg crap about getting to work so they know where to put a trench and then don't use her data??!? Unbelievable!

[@khankrum1]

There was no KING Arhur! So how can he have a castle?

[@MrAbzu]

Two points, King Arthur lived in a city, Camelot is a made up name for a real place, like Viraconium maybe. And his name was King Owain, Arth was his Brythonic battle name or Ursus in the Latin. You know, Arth-Ursus or Arthur. So far the only researcher clever enough to put it all together is Graham Phillips and his two King Arthur books.

[@scooby6742]

It served no use for him to tell her that her time was wasted. If she hadn't checked that area they wouldn't have known what or if anything was there. He needs to work on his "people skills".

[@peggylindenthaler6503]

I was under the impression that Arthur was never really king because he was too sickly, and that's why John took over?

[@smallpoly10]

I thought it was because strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government.

[@dwhite8997]

@@smallpoly10 🤣🤣🤣👍🏾👌🏾

[@nevyen149]

​@@smallpoly10 Well you can't expect to wield supreme executive power just because some watery tart threw a sword at you.

[@michaelmanger8640]

King Arthur my ... PFFFFT!

[@4angstyzukosproductions186]

I don't like the host, but everyone else is a professional and very impressive at their work. Get a new host. I nominate Alice

[@corrinstich686]

Am I the only one that see's this show as new age Time Team?

[@sarahrose1745]

I stopped watching after he denigrated the geophysicist; left a bad taste. Love the rest of Absolute History.

[@alexinnes2784]

Why is everything from Time Team blocked down under...bugger Baldrick

[@philaypeephilippotter6532]

Use a proxy. For *Firefox* and *Opera* there are several and there probably are for most other browsers.

[@imtheeternalscholar]

Have to take into account that some of the island could be in the sea when the sea levels rose over the 2000 odd years since Tintagel was at its height???🧐🤔

[@grendel_nz]

Nice to see different locations. Use a drone if u can. Don't try to dramatise-that's crap dumbing down. Mark, it's not the Dark Ages-they've been illuminated!! You're more educated than that. No need to be irritating! Not up to TT standards or cohesion. Disappointing :(

[@JpopFanBoy]

Not gonna lie, when I heard the name English Heritage, my mind kept going back to a Mrs. Crocombe with her shady lady face.

[@WB-dg8io]

I've yet to see another show with him as an mc or narrator other than this older series..

[@jackyofalltrades9875]

Had to stop watching this. Your team lead is an absolute joke.

[@lancelawrence7825]

The south slope held headquarters for very White Fleet, but originally survived flood in Belfast area Of Irony Isle!) Believe or not, also Green Dragon fleet, prior to Santorini, ne-er recovered full strength. Were ships brought Pre Greek, Ionian Geologists n miners to Wales, and were part of Epic meeting at Dinys Emrys, that opened Atlantic for x ocean trade again.

[@murrayshanaughan2650]

It angers me that you take advantage of gullible or ignorant people to add sensation to your story. King Arthur is just a story invented by Geoffry of monmouth, a monk. See his story.

[@paulsugerik3389]

Reminds me of time team

[@petrino]

was this robin hoods real jockstrap? was this jesus real cockring? was this sherlock holmes real deerstalker? was this paul bunyans real realdoll?

[@LTPottenger]

Lyoness

[@louisprinsloo5709]

Rebuild the historical towns closest to the studies made, where possible. Instead of using it as tourist attractions, get the willing people of the nation in study to inhabit the rebuild historical towns/places with the agreement that they live a life identical to the peoples back then during the visiting hours, to attract and inspire visitors. All whilst keeping good faith and kindness, without trespassing modern or all time laws. After visiting hours, the people living there for the "show", could start up their solar powered equipment and also promoting green echo friendly living. Thus it will bring back life to the historical towns and lessen the poverty most people of all nations face.

[@lourenshupkes8533]

Is Tintagel also about Tin?

[@johnlord8337]

WIth all due respect, Tintagel castle was created in the 1300s. Any earlier construction site anywhere in England or Wales is ALSO not King Arthur (and Uther Pendragon) residency. The real site of Camelot, King Arthur, Uther Pendragon, Guinevere, the Holy Grail is Petra (Pendragon) of the Egypt Nile Delta and Red Sea shoreline (ancient Kmet land), Israel Eilat and Jordan Aqaba/Petra area. Khem-Eilat (Camelot) and Petra (Pendragon). This is the area of the First Christian Reich 69 - 600s CE. The christians fled before the Roman conquest of Judah-II - overthrew the Persian (Pharisee) Jewry. They are the ancestors (6 Arthurs, 6 Merlins, 6 Mordreds, etc) that lived and prospered along the Red Sea trading shores and the Petra valley that can hold up to 30,000 residents. It is here that the legendary Arthurius conducted an invasion of Rome (that can't be accounted anywhere from Britain, Little Brittany (Breton), or continental EURO. Admittedly, these people are British - along with other EURO nations that also comprised this Reich kingdom of first crusader proto-Scandinavians, -Germans, -Gaul/Franks, etc.

[@dwhite8997]

Interesting, I think Geoffrey of Monmouth may disagree but... I like it😊👍🏾👌🏾

[@johnlord8337]

@@dwhite8997 The truth is that King Uther and Arthur were of Welsh and such SW Cornwall/Devon/Dorset/Somerset ancestry - doesn't disprove any statements. It is known that these highest rulers and the Pendragon Camelot entourage of their 69-600s CE period were a majority of western Welsh Christians, Celtic Christians, not Roman Catholic Augustinian conversions of the eastern Anglo-Saxons of the 500s CE. It is known that Petra can hold up to 30,000 people with over 200 rain cisterns and waterways. It is this portion of history, providing international Welsh/ancient British networks and colonies. Just as much as the French Outremer start of the 2nd Reich Crusades - that House of Boulogne was international. With Mediterranean trading around the entire Roman Empire period (and the British Isles), there is no dysfunction that the Welsh/British could also be part of the Mideast heritage. And having read and support Geoffrey's statements, he makes no direct statement of Arthur being on such and such specific landed city in Wales and SW Britain. You only have Welsh-ified and Olde Englishe-ified translated/transliterated names of what were Mideast locations - that others take as specific Welsh/British regions and towns. No one can validate that the ancestor of King Arthur (having Arthurius of Breton or British residency) ever has proven historical documents attacking and invading Rome from the WEST. Remove any Germanic Arthurius from the NORTH, and any African Arthurius coming from North Africa from the SOUTH ... only leads to ONE CONCLUSION. Within the period of 69-200s CE, Arthurius came from the EAST westward into the Roman Empire. The only area of that time that had any valid civilization (Egypt, North Africa, Britain, and surrounding Mediterranean (and Byzantine) that would be an invasive region. The only area comes from the ancient Pendragon/Petra region of Midian North Saudi Arabia.

[@LTPottenger]

Like almost ever hill in british isles, it is a neolithic site originally lol

[@shaolin1derpalm]

Umm...

[@jimstone5401]

NO

[@shaolin1derpalm]

No to what?

[@jimstone5401]

@@shaolin1derpalm Read the title to the video, Answer no. Fictional character do not own castles.

[@bradfordperry5997]

20:49 what the hell???

[@jackyofalltrades9875]

Leadership Fail!

[@NullStaticVoid]

God I hate the discovery channel style of documentary. Sems like they spent more money on music cues, graphic effects and other post production than on anything they did in the field. Oh yeah, and the manufactured drama aspect is trash.

[@brucejr.5833]

So much time was spent on repelling and accessing the site. It might as well be a mountaineering show it's barely an archeology show. Too much focus on the treacherous terrain.

[@itchyvet]

The LEGEND of King Arthur is a bedtime story. It's not real, never has been, that's why it's called a legend.

[@lancelawrence7825]

Oye, e"X"@ctly how protected Dinys Emrys, Minotion Version?) Look for Egyptian healing wands, also used amber that they could recharge in direct flames? Or floor when working!, but usually small hand held wands, not silver tines, ? Job specific Crystal's, gems, etc. Also using focused Sounds, but Human origin not Earth Harmonics! Were still few hand held wand women when Gwen 2 began remodel with ancient references from Private Libraries at Constantinople! N other stops on Gwen 2 Odyssey!

[@lancelawrence7825]

White Dragon ship engineers took shell of 54 foot long Red Dragon clinker wood plank design. Rigged Her with Schooner sail sets, 3 masts, 1, n 2 had foot powered ratchet n gears to lift booms n sails, 3rd smaller hand raised sail!, Called " Persephone ", cruises at 18 knots on water races up to 25? But White Dragons have ships capable of 35 Knots of speed x Atlantic...$0 can see why Todays, " Martha's Vineyard( ur Avalon- the Enchanted Isle across the Western Sea) as popular then as now!, see hillside at Oaks Bluff harbor. Also a White Dragon outpost!

[@Crismans843]

Calm down, I suspect it’s all scripted.

[@hanslund308]

Everyone: Remember to post negative comments.

[@greentie792]

This Mark guy is obnoxious. Maybe he'd be better off hawking his controversy with the National Enquirer. It seems to be more of his level of journalism.

[@frankyboy4409]

Holy shit this is some horrible documentation. Cut the drama, it's just a 45° slope and you're on a rope!

[@robbylock1741]

Worst archaeology show ever! Too few people doing actual archaeology and doing it poorly. As Phil Harding would say, not a single PROPER trench being dug.

[@spicencens7725]

I've decided not to watch this "extreme" series. The second one I've tried. Too extremely chatty, too extremely ignorant. Taaa!

[@richardque4952]

King arthur like king david more likely more of a chieftain.than a king.the title of the king were bestow to them long after there death as a form of honor.

[@shaolin1derpalm]

Too logical for anyone to believe lol

[@jadecarey4433]

I love to see women in these positions.. it's so inspiring

[@SabbaticusRex]

They are constantly needing to be helped by an entire crew , rescued at times and have men do their jobs for them in half the episodes but I guess I see what you mean ? It clearly worked -- the producers placed women in the main roles hoping to get more female viewership because women tend to only want to watch shows which have some sort of representation of themselves ; sort of like how excited birds get when they see their own reflection .. their adorable tiny bird brains get all excited.

[@keolas6916]

@keolas6916 0 seconds ago What's the point of educating people and then not use the education. Mark keep using the phrase Dark Ages, even after he pointed out that Early Medical is the more correct term. Really irritating

[@kirkmorrison6131]

Very interesting, but it does seem to push back against some good archeology.

[@lindasue8719]

Fascinating show but very badly scripted: some often awkward and/or nonsensical statements. THEN... That guy tells the geophys gal that her time there was useless?! I don't know if they're doing that to create drama? If so, it was very weak, and it's a stupid statement scientifically. Negative information is still information! Just cuz it didn't give you the feedback you wanted it , you have gained more knowledge from it. It did give you feedback to tell you what you wanted isn't there. Hopefully her work plays out by the end of the show, I was so irritated by that, they had to jump in. Between the bad narrative writing and that moment I don't think I'll be watching this production/channel again. It became substandard.

[@cat_terrell]

This show Sucks! It's more drama, reality t.v. Than Archeology. They always start digging the correct place at the End!!!#Wtf?

[@lancelawrence7825]

U boy was at Battke versus Huns, Orleans, got famous there!, within 5 months given both ? Royal?) Governor according to Constantinople, n Admiral of Red Dragon Summer fleet, like Uther, from Gotland, with Rh Negative blood n Telekinesis? ( u boy just got tall Dna(6'8") but no Esp powers((( The Dragon Also honorary position...

[@marcusroele]

When I see the female heavy crew that couldn't figure out how to get a sample of an old Roman road except in the most unnecessarily complicated way....I SKIP!

[@lancelawrence7825]

Some lost tech to keep eyes out for? Tuning forks, tines of silver alloy, atop hollow tube, usually copper alloy, head high, n amber stuffed into base of rod. Provides pizeoelectric charge to the tuning forks, so what Tune? Anti Dog, Wild Hog, Soldiers Horses? Sonic fence around u Livestock? Olde as Atlantean Outpost on Eire!, once Up On Fiery Hill, by vitrification leveing surface of granite hill top, now insulates thin bands of gold in grooves like 3 esses x stone patio. It acts as battery, so amber can be placed upon gold n pick up static charges to act as battery for sonic fences!)

[@lailabaf]

Why not just use a helicopter to reach this places?

[@MatthewSlaymaker]

Very expensive and risky.

[@lisakilmer2667]

Annoying and disappointing series. No wonder they only did one season. No more for me.

[@lancelawrence7825]

Top afternoon from Coast o Maine. Came-@lot was Real in Reality!, Grandson O Maximus, built nice crash pad atop lil hill outside Circus at Camuludunum!, The Fair in Fairy tales? Belongs to local Iceni lass, Gwen 2, who went around Britain restoring ancient places like Pharaoh Fiery hill!, a Acoustic hospital 2,000 years old when she rolled up her sleeves! The legend o White Dragon based upon Surviving Military of Atlantis, after flood relocated to Carribean, they had not lost tech, rigging ships for "Schooner $sails speeds x Atlantic yearly. $0 after 4 year term as Emergency Gov. Appointed by Constantinople!) Magnus grandson, got Hoodwinked Eye tell u( had to pay for ere thing they wanted, out of pocket!) Honorary "Bear Coat Guy" of the Celts left, dinna see themselves as ? Cornish, Welch, Scots? Saw themselves as 1 people. So u get name ? "k"ing Arthur, n Welch get Red Dragon not Brown Bear on their Flag?)))))))