Avalon revealed - The lost Kingdom

What if Avalon was never a myth, but a carefully concealed truth? In Avalon Revealed – The Lost Kingdom, Gaëtan Algoet challenges long‑held assumptions about King Arthur and the island of Avalon. This is not fantasy or retelling, but a bold, evidence‑based reconstruction that unites myth, archaeology, heraldry, and forgotten archives into a compelling historical argument. Following medieval chronicles, material discoveries, and microhistorical clues, the book traces a path from mist‑shrouded British landscapes to unexpected centres of power in Northern Europe. As the legendary veil fades, a tangible reality emerges: Avalon as the political, ritual, and geographical heartland of an early medieval kingdom. Algoet combines scholarly rigour with narrative clarity, revealing how Arthur, Excalibur, the Grail, and Avalon form a coherent system deliberately pushed out of collective memory. Avalon Revealed reshapes what readers think they know about early medieval history and the origins of Arthurian tradition.