Thx for posting, as a regular visitor of Glasto since 2002 it's great to see what the town looked like in 85. Gothic Image closed last year and the Glastonbury Experience is now an area behind the archway containing a cafe and shops.
Its a fun video - interesting how Joseph of A is so "obviously a fake" (which it may well be) and was made up for "financial reasons" - then in next scene 'psychic researchers' and solar 'energy' folks are taken seriously "if you think it's unlikely just see THIS psychic quest..." Of course they wouldn't make anything up - and there's no money to be made there. Hilarious:)
Hawthorn is only native to Europe, and has never grown in the land of Israel, in point of botanical fact. And Avallon (that's exactly how it's spelled) is a town in Burgundy, France, which has been there since at least the 4th century AD. Nobody ever claimed that "Glastonbury is Avalon" before the abbey's monks did so at end of the 12th century, in point of historic fact. And "Camelot" is probably Kemmeled, a town in Brittany, France. Therefore, Arthur (or Arzhur, as he is called in Brittany) was probably a king of the Bretons, not the Britons. Arth is the Welsh for bear, (the animal) and Arzh is the Breton for bear.
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Thx for posting, as a regular visitor of Glasto since 2002 it's great to see what the town looked like in 85. Gothic Image closed last year and the Glastonbury Experience is now an area behind the archway containing a cafe and shops.
Good bloke this chap he did a lot of good tv sadly pass away
The babe in the boat holds the key to the temple...
For the life of me i cant see a bear in what the guy draws on the map. 🤣
I thought the same, but if you look again its the head of a Teddy Bear, the snout on the left, one ear on the right & the other ear at the top
As an Archeoastronomer I used the published data to calculate a date of construction. 4750 years ago is a bit before Christ’s time I am afraid
Conjecture on both sides. ( However, beautiful Countryside footage.)
really want to see this but keeps telling me server problem - 2 days in a row. Watch first part ok, thanks for posting.
Its a fun video - interesting how Joseph of A is so "obviously a fake" (which it may well be) and was made up for "financial reasons" - then in next scene 'psychic researchers' and solar 'energy' folks are taken seriously "if you think it's unlikely just see THIS psychic quest..." Of course they wouldn't make anything up - and there's no money to be made there. Hilarious:)
Hawthorn is only native to Europe, and has never grown in the land of Israel, in point of botanical fact.
And Avallon (that's exactly how it's spelled) is a town in Burgundy, France, which has been there since at least the 4th century AD. Nobody ever claimed that "Glastonbury is Avalon" before the abbey's monks did so at end of the 12th century, in point of historic fact. And "Camelot" is probably Kemmeled, a town in Brittany, France. Therefore, Arthur (or Arzhur, as he is called in Brittany) was probably a king of the Bretons, not the Britons. Arth is the Welsh for bear, (the animal) and Arzh is the Breton for bear.
The presenter debunks too easily. I don't see why landscape markings shouldn't gradually evolve. They have never been static.