Lost Realms

This book explores Britain's ancient kingdoms during a time often referred to as the Dark Ages. It examines the world of figures like Arthur and Urien, and the interactions between Picts, Britons, and Saxons. The author investigates why some kingdoms, such as Wessex and Northumbria, thrived while others collapsed. Through a blend of new archaeological findings and limited historical texts, the narrative sheds light on the societal adaptations to significant changes during this era. It conveys a rich tapestry of myths, battles, and the rise and fall of communities in early medieval Britain.