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    COULD HAVE SAVED HIM SOME TIME: mound Twmp Trellech where King Arthur and Culhwch had been buried.

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    Hi Marian.
    Thank you for that post, very interesting, past history but it's something I like reading about.
    cheers Des.

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    If you really want to see about Britain's Ancient History check out BBC2 "Britains Ancient Capitals- The Orkneys"
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYKAXngDP5w
    Amazing stone age houses, burial sites etc. dating back to 3,500 year BC.
    This is before Stonehenge and shows that the building of stone circles originated in the Orkneys. In episode 2 they build a boat out of thin twigs and cow hide and actually row across the Pentland Firth in around 6 hours, showing that those ancient people had an understanding of how the moon affects the tides.
    Absolutely fascinating.
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    Default Re: Found : Lost City in Wales

    Marion,

    It was never lost it was just that someone buried it and forgot where they put is, that's all.

    John

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