It turns out that King Arthur’s legendary round table was a lot more badass than you ever thought. It most likely seated 1,000 people, and was probably built on the ruins of an old Roman settlement.

The Krewe of King Arthur celebrated its 38th anniversary with a colorful salute to the magical kingdom of Camelot. The ball was held Saturday, Jan. 3, at the Frederick Sigur Center. Miss Mary ...

A mysterious inscription from the 7th-century A.D. has been discovered in the ruins of an English castle associated with the legend of King Arthur.

By Judith S. Gillies / The Washington Post Friday, June 18, 2004 9:00pm Life Go-See-Do ...

In keeping with tradition, for the 39th year, the Krewe of King Arthur honored the legend of “The Knights of the Round Table” that protected Camelot, the Lady of the ...

Stories about Arthur and his round table of knights evolved over the centuries. Arthur became the symbol of a benevolent ruler; his kingdom, Camelot, the symbol of a just society.

By JACK GUY, CNN Aug 8, 2019 Aug 8, 2019 Cornish castle recreates legendary crossing of King Arthur’s father ...

Recent archeological discoveries at Tintagel Castle (in Cornwall, England), associated in legend with King Arthur, suggest that early medieval Europe was connected to the rest of the world by ...

Developer NeocoreGames has today revealed King Arthur: Knight’s Tale, a dark fantasy RPG that puts an interesting twist on the traditional chivalric values of Arthurian legend. You are Sir ...