They dubbed the sword “Excalibur” due to its similarity to the mythical blade from the British legends of King Arthur, but ...

It was first thought to be a 14th century story about Sir Gawain but further examination revealed it to be part of the Old French Vulgate Merlin sequel, a different and extremely significant Arthurian ...

In 1994, archeologists in Valencia, Spain discovered an ancient grave while excavating a home — and a mysterious sword-like object, dubbed "Excalibur" by the researchers for its resemblance to ...

A National Trust spokesperson explained the quick turnaround: "Part of the National Trust trail at Penrose ‘Quest for Excalibur’ was vandalised on 9 April, causing us to have to close the trail. This ...

Today, the sword can still be seen in Tuscany, but is it real? And was it the inspiration for Excalibur and King Arthur’s saga? Video by: Next Stop Stories From a shipwrecking yard in Bangladesh ...