The older Welsh myth of Arthur is often overshadowed, both by the obsession with the chivalric Arthur of medieval Europe, and then more recently by the search for the historical Arthur.

These subjects can be interesting in their own right, but they rarely ask the important questions: how did a Welsh figure become the centrepiece of an elaborate and profound mythology that’s still popular across the globe? What does this older Arthur embody? What ancient Celtic beliefs are preserved in his myth?

This video is an introduction to 'The Arthur of the Welsh' course, and also sets out how the Arthurian myth connects other courses on the website. You can find out more here:

The Arthur of the Welsh: https://celticsource.online/courses/the-arthur-of-the-welsh/

The Native Tales:

https://celticsource.online/courses/the-native-tales-of-the-mabinogion/

Taliesin Origins: https://celticsource.online/courses/taliesin-origins/

Taliesin Origins is also a book that you can purchase here: https://celticsource.online/taliesin-origins-2/