'Awakening Arthur' Video Review
Submitted by Rick on Saturday, 27 September 2003 Page Views: 1503
Mysteries
This is a video I want to watch again because it covers such a vast time period: it works both as 'informed' entertainment and as something you can read into further, if you wish.
This is a very clearly filmed video, entertaining, and containing some nice shots of Avebury megaliths (my reason for shelling out!)
However, the narrator seemed to think that the West Kennet Avenue led to West Kennet Long Barrow - as opposed to the vanished circle of stones, we know today as the Sanctuary, on Overton Hill.
What I personally find fascinating about Welsh mythology and myth is that it once ranged the length and breadth of what was later to become known as England, and -
"the ghost / that in the echo lives..."
returns to chide us, issuing as if from some restless Banquo-troupe, in geographical voices from the past, such as the River Avon, where 'arfon' is the Welsh word for 'river'.
I recommend the video for sheer entertainment value alone, and excellent visual quality. It is a shame there is not a book to accompany the tape, since there are many references to legends and manuscripts which are difficult to identify, from the soundtrack, alone.
Nevertheless, I thoroughly enjoyed this video!
It is available from -
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/shop/stonehenge_video.htm
VHS PAL (UK) £11.99+p&p, VHS NTSC (US) also available.
Rick
Note: Review by Rick





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