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00:03This is the first time of the war.
00:05This is the first time of the war.
00:07Arthur was the leader of Britain.
00:10And the story of the British story is the most special.
00:13Is it the place where he is?
00:16The King Arthur was the truth.
00:23This is the answer.
00:25This is the first time of the war.
00:27This place is a little slippery.
00:28Wow, wow, wow, wow.
00:30This place was the same thing.
00:32We are talking about King Arthur.
00:44King Arthur was seen as a great pride.
00:46The King Arthur was seen as a great pride.
00:47The King Arthur was seen as a king.
00:49The King Arthur was seen as a king.
00:55They were such a society.
00:59They said that the King Arthur was brought in the streets.
01:03They were the King Arthur and Lancelot.
01:05They were seen the British people who had saved them.
01:07They were known as theicaians.
01:10They were given them these days.
01:11They were just a story.
01:12The truth was.
01:14You can see the truth.
01:15What can you hear about King Arthur and the most� Muir is the truth?
01:24foreign
01:54Do you want to make a big deal with a very big deal?
01:58Do you think King Arthur was true?
02:00And if they were, who were they?
02:07My name is Josh Gates.
02:10I have an archeology degree and a new concept.
02:14I have to face many times.
02:18Stop!
02:21I have to face many times.
02:24I have to face many times.
02:24I have to face many times.
02:27I am ready.
02:29This is Expedition Unknown.
02:43I am ready.
02:46I am excited you will think that I'm North Atlantic in a cold water.
02:52It's like I'm thinking about King Arthur's story.
02:59I've had to know the story of King Arthur from the city.
03:01It's called Tintagel Castle and the story of King Arthur's story.
03:24So this place is called Merlin's Cave. It's a sea cave.
03:29The next few days this will go into the water.
03:32This island is tied to Tintagel Castle.
03:34In this place, King Arthur was the first time of Merlin's Cave.
03:39But one question is always true or is it a lie?
03:43I will tell you, an archaeological discovery has come to the castle in which we will get the answer to
03:50the question.
03:53This castle was not at the time of time.
03:56It was the first time of the Earl of Conwall in the 13th century.
04:00But some of the cases of the castle can be found here.
04:08Archaeologist Winscut is still being discovered in many years in this area.
04:12I think this is the most beautiful place in Britain where you can become a castle.
04:19This site has been linked to the story of Arthur's story.
04:22Yes, I believe that his death was here.
04:24Perhaps this is the reason that the Earl of Conwall, Richard, has decided to make a castle here.
04:29One way, a castle has been created.
04:31But the story of the truth is that we have to connect it to the truth.
04:34Today, Great Britain Island, England, Scotland and Wales are famous.
04:40But 2000 years ago, this was the Britannia.
04:45The Romans was a distant country.
04:47But in the 15th century, Romans left the island.
04:52And suddenly, it broke down.
04:54And it started the Dark Ages.
04:57The four sides of this country were trying to do this.
05:01The West was the Irish.
05:02The North was the most dangerous enemy.
05:06The Saxons.
05:07The Jews used to believe that the author named Arthur was the name of the people.
05:11And the king of Britain was the enemy.
05:16The people of the people of the people of the army were the enemy.
05:16When you talk about Arthur, the British people of the people of the people.
05:19That was the leader.
05:20And they prepared for all the people of the people of the army.
05:25So, if the author was in the truth,
05:27does this mean that we are probably talking about the sixth century?
05:31Yes, sixth century.
05:32You understand that it is probably the fifth or sixth century.
05:34Yes, exactly.
05:35If this is the truth,
05:37the author was in the dark ages.
05:39Then we could not kill the king or the king of his beautiful people.
05:43Then we could not kill the king or the king of the king.
05:45It would not be the crusades or the holy grail.
05:48All these stories later in the medieval era,
05:51the author started writing.
05:56If this is the fifth or sixth century,
05:58we could not kill the king of the king.
06:00Yes, very different.
06:01The author was in the medieval nights,
06:04not all of them will be,
06:06nor will they be,
06:08nor will they be,
06:08the beautiful author.
06:11I think it is a Roman army.
06:14The castle was built in the 13th century,
06:17but the author is the fifth or sixth century.
06:49By the way,
06:49this place was recently
06:49This is a very specific one inscription.
06:52Really?
06:56This is the answer to the truth.
06:58The most important thing is A-R-T-O-G-N-O-V-U.
07:08It's called Autogneum.
07:09It's called Autogneum.
07:11It's called Autogneum.
07:11It's called Autogneum.
07:12It's called Autogneum.
07:13It's called Autogneum.
07:14It's called Autogneum.
07:15What is this?
07:16So this is Autogneum.
07:20It's something that we мат one.
07:21I use Autogneum.
07:29This is so complex and that it ain't true.
07:36This means it's essentially A-R-T-O-G,
07:46The story is written in the name of his name.
07:51The story is written in the story that the stone from the stone will be a king.
07:55And I will be able to achieve the king.
08:01I also want to be a king.
08:03I will be a king.
08:05Please, please.
08:09Please, please.
08:11I will be a king.
08:14I will be a king.
08:14Okay, I will be a king.
08:17Here are the people of their village who have made the name of the hero's name.
08:29The king didn't get the king, but I got another medieval ruler.
08:34No, you understand?
08:35This is medieval and this is a ruler.
08:39This is a joke.
08:41This is an ex-caliber.
08:43In the previous book, it is made in China.
08:47The children of three years from less than three years.
08:51But what do you know about this?
08:53It's clear that King Arthur's name is quite strange.
08:56It's a joke.
09:09It's a joke.
09:10It's a joke.
09:11It's real.
09:13It's a joke.
09:19It's not a joke.
09:25It's quite strange.
09:26but I immediately realized that all these things are made from the author,
09:31which we know.
09:34I'm going to go to Glastonbury Abbey from South West England.
09:41Now, it's just the rest.
09:49This is Glastonbury Abbey.
09:52Today, this is the best place for England.
09:55This is the best place for England.
09:57This is the best place for England.
09:59In the 12th century, the priests had a great deal.
10:04They said that they had a great deal with King Arthur.
10:08The 12th century, King Arthur was famous.
10:15They had a great deal with Glastonbury.
10:17They had a great deal with the tourists.
10:20The priests said that they had two skeletons in one coffin.
10:24The cross was recognized by King Arthur Agunivar.
10:28Is this true?
10:29This was a great deal.
10:59This was a large deal.
11:01The priests had a lot more years ago,
11:01I think there is no structure below.
11:03Oh, what is this?
11:04Look at this.
11:04Yes, you can see it here.
11:05I don't believe it.
11:07I'm not sure.
11:10In England, I reached the first time of King Arthur,
11:12I reached the first place in Tintagel.
11:16Then, the place in the house of Glaston,
11:19but now I found out that
11:21there is a group of explorers from here,
11:24which is close to the place,
11:26where King Arthur has been buried.
11:28I have been living in Wales.
11:30I am going to Wales,
11:32where we will be.
11:35One, two, three, four.
11:37One, two, three, four.
11:39Wales, you are welcome.
11:42This is Britain's different.
11:46This is Wales.
11:48This is Wales.
11:48This is the England kind of thing,
11:50but it is different from the word.
11:51America is different.
11:55Mer, Mer, Mer, Merth, Merth, Merth, Tifdale.
12:00So, let's go, Merth, Tifdale.
12:03Yes, this is the place I have to go.
12:05I have to go.
12:06In the 11th century,
12:07England, Wales,
12:08and Wales,
12:09and Wales,
12:10and Wales,
12:10and Wales,
12:11and Wales,
12:12and Wales,
12:14and Wales,
12:15The world of Britain,
12:16the most important thing is called Britain.
12:17Britain is the most important part.
12:23The British,
12:23The British,
12:25and Wales,
12:27first of all,
12:28and Wales,
12:29the most important part is that
12:32the British didn't get done by Britain.
12:41the British and Wales,
12:41the British,
12:43and Wales.
12:43Avalon's name is the title of the island, but in Wales it's been said that the man Merlin
12:48has a round table of knights under the sky in a mountain.
12:52Maybe they've got to know that.
12:54And now I will meet Gary Evans and Andy Freeman,
12:57who has told his life in the caves.
13:01I think that you are ready for the first time.
13:03Yes, we are ready. We are ready for going to go.
13:06Gary and Andy are in a few years in Wales,
13:08and now they are getting close to King Arthur's grave.
13:13It's said that Arthur and his knights are also below the island,
13:16Craig Adinus Rock-Nam,
13:19and Arthur's grave is in his grave.
13:22This is written.
13:23In theory.
13:23But the question is, is that he is right here?
13:26Under this island, there is a whole world.
13:30I want to see. So do you prepare?
13:32Okay, let's go.
13:34We are ready to go to the cave.
13:35We are ready to go to the cave.
13:37Let's go.
13:39Let's go.
13:40We are ready to go to the cave.
13:44We believe that knights are sleeping in the cave,
13:47which means that we are in the right tomb.
13:50So this is the entrance of this cave.
13:52Another one?
13:52Yes, another one.
13:53This is Antonia, my wife.
13:55How are you?
13:55I am Josh.
13:56This is also with us.
13:58Yes, this entrance is a man-made entrance.
14:01It will build it from inside.
14:03The entrance was built.
14:03The first, the passage was built in the cave.
14:05It was 8 hours.
14:06It was built in the entrance.
14:08This entrance was built in the cave.
14:10The entrance was built.
14:11The entrance was built.
14:11The entrance was built.
14:11From this from the distance from a few kilometers.
14:14We are able to reach the cave to the unexplored.
14:16We can reach the cave.
14:17Go to the cave.
14:18What can we do?
14:20What can we do?
14:20The entrance is the entrance.
14:21Let's go.
14:22If I tell you that I'm claustrophobic.
14:24It's too late.
14:26I'm late.
14:27All right.
14:27All right.
14:32We will find a cave right here.
14:33You will find the cave in the cave.
14:34It's like a subterranean temple.
14:37You are right.
14:40Yeah.
14:41This is so big and nice.
14:42Wow.
14:43You see there will be some very beautiful formations!
14:45If you talk about this story about the cave,
14:49I am not aware of the cave.
14:50What is like in the cave?
14:52And what is this?
14:53Was there anything to show you?
14:54This is very strange because Merlin comes back to this story and writes that Arthur and Knights
15:01have been sent to Arthur and Knights and later they have been sent to the cave entrance so that
15:04nobody can find the cave. This means that we don't know where the cave is or how it looks like.
15:09According to this, what do you get here?
15:24This is a medieval era. There was a skull in the entrance and there was a skull in the middle
15:29of the cave.
15:31The skull was strange.
15:34Arthur didn't get anything from me.
15:35No, it didn't get anything from me.
15:36No, it didn't get anything from me.
15:37If you put your hand in your hand, it would be good.
15:38Okay, let's go. Let's keep it going.
15:41Yeah.
15:47We're going to get further.
15:50There's a lot of tough places.
15:52It's coming.
15:52There's a lot of tough places.
15:55One to two hours, and two to four hours.
16:00I wonder how there's there.
16:03It's the least dangerous thing that the tunnels are in the 80 kilometers.
16:07Well, it's OK, Josh.
16:09Now I'm at work.
16:10You fit?
16:13Where are you?
16:14I'm up.
16:15Perfect.
16:18Good job.
16:21Wow, here, go ahead.
16:23Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
16:26Here's a gaddha.
16:27Oh, man.
16:28Now we're going to the bottom.
16:32How much is it?
16:33I don't know.
16:35I don't know how much it is.
16:37What should we do next?
16:39The decision is our hands.
16:41We're going to the bottom.
16:42We can see that.
16:44We can go to the pub.
16:45That's right.
16:46We're going to the bottom.
16:50We're going to the bottom.
16:51We're going to the bottom.
16:52Which means that we have complete control.
16:54So we can reach the bottom.
16:58Okay, Andy, are we ready?
16:59Yes, I'm going to the bottom.
17:00If you're King Arthur, tell me.
17:10Okay, Josh.
17:11You can go down.
17:17You can go down.
17:18Okay, I'm going down.
17:21Okay, so I'm going to the bottom.
17:23I'm going out a little bit.
17:30Okay, I'm going to the bottom.
17:36Going down.
17:38Yeah, it's very slippery.
17:40Go down below.
17:42Be quiet, be quiet.
17:43Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
17:46In the middle of Wales, King Arthur,
17:49I'm in a team with a team.
17:52Oh, let's go back.
17:54Don't go ahead.
17:55I'm looking down,
17:57I'm not going to get out of the way.
18:03Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
18:05Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
18:08Oh, okay.
18:10This is very slippery.
18:13Yeah, it's like this.
18:15Go down below.
18:23Okay, I'm getting down.
18:26Okay, open it.
18:27Okay, open it.
18:27Go down below,
18:28we started our own way.
18:31Let's see, here's what's going on.
18:35Oh, here has to go get through.
18:37Because it's the most interesting way.
18:39Right now so much,
18:42you've probably better the right ones.
18:42Yeah, I'm forgotten,
18:54you can see how much it is.
18:56I'm going to be in places,
18:58this usually happens here.
19:00Oh, oh, yeah.
19:01Oh, yes, I'm so sorry.
19:02You can see,
19:02I really want to be Smile?
19:05Okay, here we go.
19:15It's difficult.
19:16The situation is bad.
19:23Let's go up here, Josh.
19:25We're good.
19:28The situation is bad.
19:37It's difficult.
19:38Look at this place.
19:41It's difficult.
19:44It's difficult.
19:46Here's the place where there are stone and stone.
19:49This is a big hall.
19:50We can see the tunnels.
19:55There's one behind us.
19:57Here's one.
19:59Tell us about how long the tunnels will be.
20:0280 kilometers.
20:0380 kilometers?
20:04What is that?
20:05Yes, they're all the maps.
20:06We know so much.
20:07We know where we've reached the place.
20:09Think about the UK.
20:11Let's find the tunnels that there was no one knew.
20:14We don't know anything.
20:16You can go to this place.
20:19It's possible that there are special archaeological artifacts.
20:26We know that there are some people who haven't been exposed.
20:29They are the same.
20:30They are the same.
20:31We know that there are some people who haven't been exposed.
20:31Because the path of the water is the same.
20:33That's why there are some things here.
20:35What a matter of fact.
20:36But King Arthur has no evidence.
20:38We've seen a good point.
20:40Today we've done a lot of work.
20:41And now we're not able to go.
20:43The path of going back is very long.
20:46So we'll go back?
20:47This way.
20:48I've seen a new world.
20:52I've seen a new world.
20:53But King Arthur has no evidence.
20:55In Wales, there are many hundred kilometers long.
20:57There are many kilometers.
20:58There are no way to go.
21:04So, King Arthur has nothing to do with me.
21:06That's why King Arthur has nothing to do with me.
21:07So, King Arthur has nothing to do with me.
21:10I'm back to England.
21:12Where the area is very open.
21:14But the road is not straight.
21:18If you want to know how to drive in England,
21:21Then understand.
21:22You can find your car in the road.
21:24And keep in circles.
21:25These circles are very good.
21:27They are very good.
21:30They are very good.
21:31They are good.
21:32They are good.
21:32They are good.
21:32They are good.
21:35Oh, this is a circle.
21:39It's just the circle.
21:40It's Chakarara.
21:41But I'm going to go to the circle.
21:43But I'm going to the circle,
21:44And I've reached Leicester City.
21:45I'm going to the circle.
21:50any single flying flying flying.
21:59the 400 sasal tuk gum rehné ke baad unke shab ko
22:02yaha se lagba 50 meter dure
22:05a parking lot ke niche se khouj nikala gaya
22:08Richard third England ke mashur king hoonay ke saath-saath
22:12English literature ki achi khasih janakari rakhte thay
22:16yeh mainne kiyo bataya
22:18agar Richard ke shab ko kai sasal baad khouja ja saktahe
22:22to king Arthur ke shab ko bhi khouja ja saktahe
22:26sabse pahle joh koi bhi king Arthur ke baare me socha ta hai
22:29toh usse kahani yad aati hai
22:31pathar ke anndar ghusi talwar ki
22:33isi jeghe par woh ghatna ghati thi
22:37king Arthur ki khouj me
22:38mahi pahle England ke khundaroo me pahuncha
22:40phir Wales ki guphau me
22:42lekin ab mein tisri jegah ja raha hou
22:44jahaan shayad mujhe dunia ke sabse mashur king se judhe
22:47saboot mil saktay hai
22:50mahi train se north ki tرف ja raha hou
22:52shayad mujhe koji aise chiz mil jaye
22:57meri train
22:58England ke khulay meidanon se ho kar
23:00aaghe bada rahi hai
23:01ye hai raastate mein pahdnye wali
23:03hedrin wall
23:04ye roman samaraj ji ki
23:05utri sarhat thi
23:06maana jata tha ki
23:07is sarhat ke
23:08dousri taraf rehnene wali logeo ko
23:09gulam banana
23:10ya qabza karna
23:11sambhav nahi hai
23:13Scotland
23:13ye great britain se judha
23:15ek aazad ilaqa hai
23:17aur yahaan rehnene wali logeo ka
23:19javaab nahi
23:19England ka border parker ke
23:22ab mahi scotland ki raazdhani
23:24edinbroo mei pahun chuka hoon
23:25mei yaha ki gai naii khujo ko
23:27explore karne aya hoon
23:29joh king aathar ke baare mei
23:30humarii souch ko
23:31puri tarah se
23:32badal sakti hai
23:33wiesay ye jaga
23:34kamal ki hai
23:38sach ka hoon
23:39tutu mai puri tarah se
23:40pyar mei phas chuka hoon
23:41edinbroo ke
23:42aur aisa hoonai tha
23:43khubhsurat
23:44cobblestone streets
23:45ucce ucce mahal
23:46ye ek
23:47rahisumai
23:48shahir hai
23:48yahaan
23:49par
23:49janvay writers
23:50nene
23:50characters
23:51gadhe hai
23:52jaysse harry potter
23:53aur peter pan
23:53is liye
23:54mujhe
23:55koji
23:55harangi
23:55naihi hogi
23:56agar
23:56yaha
23:57mujhe
23:57king aathar
23:58bhi
23:58mil
23:58jayen
24:00yaha
24:01yaha
24:01shahir
24:01vaakai
24:02dousre
24:02shahir
24:02on
24:03se
24:03alag
24:04shayid
24:04yahaan
24:05ke
24:05karnoon
24:05ke
24:05hisaab
24:06se
24:06har
24:06nagrik
24:07ke
24:07liye
24:07apna
24:08pub
24:08kholna
24:08zaruri
24:09hai
24:09jahaan
24:09pub
24:10hoong
24:10ge
24:10wahaan
24:10khanah
24:11bhi
24:11hooga
24:11kaisa
24:12aap
24:12maithi
24:12kohon
24:13maithi
24:13maithi
24:13kohon
24:14maithi
24:14aap
24:14kohon
24:15kohon
24:15haggis
24:16pasan
24:16haggis
24:17leyao
24:17dhust
24:20mujhe
24:21iske
24:21ingredients
24:22ke
24:22bahar
24:22mei
24:23isme
24:23kya
24:24kya
25:01kya
25:04Scotland's local cuisine after me, I feel like I am the city of here, but for the whole
25:10Scottish to become one more thing, I am going to try it and try it.
25:15Look at this.
25:19It looks like it.
25:20What do you feel like?
25:20What do you feel like?
25:22Nothing.
25:23Oh, so I have to say it.
25:24So come and wear this dress.
25:27This angle is not right.
25:28Put it on camera.
25:33Look at this.
25:42Oh, so look.
25:45Look at this.
25:46Oh, so look.
25:46Oh, so.
25:47It looks amazing.
25:48Hey, I can't move.
25:49How are you doing this?
25:50If you're not doing this later, they don't want to do it.
25:56What are you doing?
25:59How are you doing this?
26:00How are you doing this?
26:02It's a good thing.
26:03Well, as long as you, I'm doing this, I wouldn't want to keep it off.
26:03I got my new dress and I got my new dress again in the sky.
26:07In Scotland and King Arthur, there is no mail.
26:10But one thing here is in the jungle of children.
26:13In Edinburgh, there is a rock that is named Arthur Seat.
26:17You can see the whole city from here.
26:19But my new name is in the West direction.
26:24New city, new car.
26:26And now I'm going to Scotland's famous castle.
26:29So, this is the Stirling Castle.
26:34This is a dramatic place.
26:37You can see the hill that is made by a few hundred feet.
26:41The King Arthur is a strange place.
26:45But it is a new place.
26:48This area is written in the sky.
26:52The brave heart of William Wallace has set his freedom.
26:55And the Stirling Castle,
26:57The castle,
26:57was the most powerful people of this country.
26:59The Roma, they have used to know.
27:08The king's castle's biggest cose,
27:10Right?
27:12The daughter's most powerful.
27:12The castle's most powerful.
27:12It is a great place.
27:12The castle's biggest house.
27:13The one iniu,
27:14The one iniu cesca Totals.
27:19This castle's maximum connection.
27:21I am not sure how to talk about Arthur but is there a connection with it?
27:25That's the one you see.
27:26It's called King's knot.
27:29It seems that it's a structure.
27:31Yes, exactly.
27:32What is the structure of the what is the structure?
27:35This garden is very beautiful.
27:37But there was something that was before.
27:40The centerpiece, which is King's knot.
27:43The story of the story is a round table.
27:45It's round table.
27:47King Arthur and his knights.
27:50There is no goal there.
27:52It's a table.
27:53Or something else.
27:55I don't know this.
27:55Scientists Stephen Digney and Richard Jones
27:58are holding down the grass here.
28:01And now Colin Tickle and his partner Jill
28:03have taken a new equipment.
28:04Are you looking at the lawn?
28:07Yes, it's looking at the lawn.
28:09What is this?
28:11This is a ground penetrating radar.
28:13Ground penetrating radar is a modern machine
28:16which can run without the ground.
28:19Using the radar pulses in the past 10,000 years,
28:23we can get readings from the bottom of the river.
28:25And we can reach them to the archaeological houses.
28:29Can you see this machine?
28:31You can run it yourself.
28:32Oh, really?
28:34Yes.
28:34Yes, exactly.
28:34You're not doing the wrong thing.
28:35I'm going to talk about it.
28:37I'm going to talk about it.
28:37I'm going to talk about it in the morning.
28:39Yes, I'm going to talk about it.
28:43Yes, I'm going to talk about it.
28:43Is this speed okay?
28:44Perfect.
28:45Yes, it's right.
28:47Let's go straight.
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28:53So what do we do with the cross-section view?
28:56You're right, Samson.
28:58This is the transmitted signal, which is going inside this way.
29:01Yes.
29:05Machine King's Knot's entire picture is being taken to us.
29:09But what do we find here?
29:12Oh, what's this?
29:13See?
29:14Wow, let's see it.
29:15Let's see it.
29:16It's very special.
29:17That's amazing.
29:18That's amazing.
29:18Can you see King Arthur really?
29:21While keeping this place, now I've reached Scotland's Stirling Castle in the Royal Gardens.
29:27A team of scientists is trying to find the Arthur's round table.
29:35Oh, what's this?
29:37Oh, look at this.
29:40That's amazing.
29:42It's difficult to believe.
29:43It's really great.
29:45It's a good thing.
29:46It's strong.
29:46It's a good thing.
29:47This machine keeps you in front of a question.
29:49You can show some interesting things on screen.
29:51How much is it?
29:53This is 1.2 meters.
29:56It's 4 feet below.
29:57Can this be a different kind of thing?
29:59Yes.
30:00It's a different kind of thing.
30:02It's a different kind of thing.
30:02Whatever is, it's a ground disturb.
30:04It will never be kept on the ground.
30:06It will never be kept on the ground.
30:08From the GPR, we know that it's been in our feet.
30:12But this place is protected from Scottish Heritage.
30:14Is it protected from the Brookhaven?
30:16Is it a proof as it could be found?
30:18Is it a proof of the King Arthur?
30:19It was named in the medieval era.
30:20there was a king Arthur's name.
30:22There was an alien here.
30:24But it was not made here.
30:25Why did it be made here?
30:26Is it that place?
30:28Is it that place where King Arthur's been living here?
30:45Thank you, sir. Thank you, guys. Thank you very much. Thank you so much. Bye.
30:49Thanks.
36:59that never happened to them.
37:02That's why I hope that
37:04they can get the proof of King Arthur.
37:08I don't think that the horses will go up here.
37:12Let's go.
37:14Let's go with the paddle.
37:16The place is open.
37:27Yes.
37:27I guess it is there.
37:30I think there is a small thing that I see.
37:32I could show some wooden stones here.
37:35Can you see, Adam?
37:37Yes, the stone was raised and taken from the mountain top.
37:41I think there is a stone near the sea.
37:42Can I show you?
37:43Look at this.
37:44There is a dismay and just there is some tree.
37:49There is a tree.
37:50Look at it.
37:50Look at where it's at.
37:52It's a really amazing thing.
37:56foreign
38:23Let's take a look at this.
38:27What a mess! It's such a big stone!
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39:05Look at that.
39:08It's flat.
39:09It's also flat.
39:09It's also done.
39:11It's done, it's done, it's done.
39:14It's done, it's done.
39:16It's a foundation stone.
39:18It's done, it's done.
39:20It's done, it's done.
39:23So, whatever the project is done on it,
39:26it's done on it.
39:28It's done.
39:29What a foundation has for this position.
39:35It's just that everyone wants to get.
39:38To
39:38find that one someone wants to get.
39:41Josh, it's just a story.
39:46It's very true.
39:51foreign
40:21Oh
40:24Oh, man, great Britain ke har kone me khos ki England ke khandhar mellow se
40:29Wales ki gahri or kali guphao me or Scotland ke sunsan or viran ilaqo me bhi
40:34ab me king Arthur ko samaj gya ho ho chhipe nahi hai, har jaga maujud hai
40:39King Arthur ko dhuna behad aasan hai, lekin asli king Arthur ko dhuna
40:47Good luck
40:49लगता है ये एक असली आदमी की कहानी है, लेकिन समय के साथ उसका अस्तित्व गुम हो गया
40:55Arthur के वक्त से जुड़े सबूत हमारे सामने हैं, और भविशे में और चीजे भी सामने आ सकती है
41:02असली Arthur, Scotland या Wales कहीं के भी हो और शायद वो Christian king नहीं
41:08बलकि एक पेगन योधा हो, लेकिन king Arthur की कहानी बेहद असरदार है, क्योंकि उसमें प्यार है
41:15king Arthur कहा के थे ये जरूरी नहीं है, जरूरी है उनके गुण, जो थे वफादारी, इमानदारी, द्यालुता और बहादुरी
41:25जिन्हें उन्होंने पूरी जंदगी निभाया, और यही चीजें हमारे लिए सबक हैं