Arthur, the greatest hero of the greatest story ever told, was a Captain of Kings who made his name leading among Britons and Scots. 'Prince' Arthur Mac Aedan, the Scottish Warlord, was the martial wonder of the sixth century, who, with Merlin and Merlin's sister, Languoreth, won battle after battle against the invading Angles and represented the old way of the Celts against the ruthlessly advancing Christians. In "Finding Merlin", Adam Ardrey placed Merlin at the Battle of Arderydd and at a place called Ardery in Glasgow, and touched upon one item of evidence that bound all the other evidence together. Now this one proof is revealed - and with it the exact location of Camelot and the very stone from which the historical Arthur truly took a sword.The battle sites, set in the right times and places, are definitively identified. One town name, Ardrey argues, stands to be changed. Finding Arthur changes not only the history but the map of Britain. The victors, as always, wrote the histories and so Arthur was warped into a legendary pillar of a Church & State he went down fighting against.