10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TINTAGEL CASTLE»
Discover the use of
Tintagel Castle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Tintagel Castle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Excavations at
Tintagel Castle, Cornwall, 1990-1999
The research presented in this book comes from renewed fieldwork carried out at this promontory site over several seasons between April 1990 and July 1999, using modern archaeological techniques, together with previously unpublished work ...
Rachel C. Barrowman, Colleen E. Batey, Christopher D Morris, B.A, 2007
2
Tintagel Castle [Red Guide]
This new guide, beautifully illustrated with plans, maps and historical images, includes a tour and a history of the site and the characters associated with it.
Collenn E. Batey, English Heritage, 2010
3
Frommer's England 2011: with Wales
Once at Tintagel, signs point the way to the splendid ruins of Tintagel Castle ,
allegedly the site of King Arthur's birth. Whether or not the tales of Arthurian
chivalry and the famous Round Table are true, we'd come here just for the views,
which ...
Darwin Porter, Danforth Prince, 2010
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Britannic ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1901
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Cornwall and the Cornish
Tintagel Castle To many Cornish people 'English' Heritage's management of
Tintagel Castle is a slap in the face. Well before the English ever set foot in these
islands, Tintagel was a site of special significance. A series of Roman milestones
...
6
A Children's Literature Tour of Great Britain
Fortunately for those who care about the plausibility of the legend, archaeologists
have recently unearthed convincing evidence that the site upon which Tintagel
Castle was built was a royal stronghold during the fifth and sixth centuries. Thus ...
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Cornwall from the Coast Path
Tintagel Castle The village and castle at Tintagel are inseparable from the
legend of King Arthur. The blame for this can be laid at the door of a man called
Geoffrey of Monmouth. About 800 years ago, he suggested Tintagel as the place
where ...
Michael Kent, Merryn Kent, 2008
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Celtic culture: a historical encyclopedia. Vol. 1-
English Heritage, which manages and interprets the Tintagel Castle site for
visitors, has been a site of protest by Cornish ethnonationalists (see
NATIONALISM) who wish to reassert a narrative of a native British and Celtic
Arthur, rather than an ...
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Cornwall with Kids: Includes the Isles of Scilly
Tintagel Castle Tintagel, PL34 0HE, T01840-770328, english-heritage.org.uk.
Year-round daily from1000. £5.90 adult, £3.50 child (5-15), £15.30 family. Like St
Michael's Mount (see page 114), a large part of Tintagel's appeal lies in its
location ...
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Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
Tintagel is more user-friendly, more folksy, but its village centre is marred by
touristy bling: Goth gift shops, Merlin memorabilia, plastic Excaliburs and, indeed,
excaliburgers. You may dine in Rock, you will almost certainly visit Tintagel
Castle, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TINTAGEL CASTLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
Tintagel Castle is used in the context of the following news items.
Tintagel Castle bridge contest attracts big numbers
The new footbridge will link the ruins of the 13th-century coastal castle, the mythical ... Tintagel Castle is undeniably one of the most spectacular sites in our care, ... «Architects' Journal, Jul 15»
Mysteries brought to life
Set in the castle's visitor centre, it features exhibits in the shape of oversized open books offering an introduction to Tintagel Castle through the ages. «The Cornishman, Jul 15»
New exhibition at Tintagel Castle blends legend and history
On a misty day the north Cornish coastline is haunting. Throw in a legend and you have a very special location that seems to draw people in, whatever the ... «Western Morning News, Jul 15»
Fact and fiction explored at new Tintagel Castle exhibition
A new exhibition at Tintagel Castle opened today, taking a fresh look at how fact and fiction have contributed to the history of the iconic landmark. The English ... «Cornish Guardian, Jul 15»
If modern life is rubbish, head to Cornwall for a tranquil world of myth …
DO TRY Tintagel Castle, legendary birthplace of King Arthur. Perched on a rocky outcrop, it's reached by a long flight of steps and a dramatic footbridge. «Mirror.co.uk, Jul 15»
English Heritage Launches Competition for "Structurally Daring …
The ruins of Tintagel Castle, one of English Heritage's most visited sites, has been announced as the site for a new two-stage international ideas competition. «ArchDaily, Jun 15»
King Arthur Castle Holds Contest for 'Structurally Daring' Bridge …
English Heritage, the guardian of Cornwall's famous Tintagel Castle, long linked to the Arthurian legends, has issued an open call to designers around the world ... «Curbed National, Jun 15»
Contest launched for £4m bridge at Tintagel Castle
Tintagel Castle in north Cornwall is linked to the legend of King Arthur, and now just the ruins for the 13th-century castle remain connected to the headland with ... «Architects' Journal, Jun 15»
New footbridge competition at Tintagel Castle
English Heritage has teamed up with Malcolm Reading Consultants for a competition for a new £4 million footbridge at Tintagel Castle in Cornwall. «Building Design, Jun 15»
Great running experiences around the world: readers share their tips
The three-mile trail has sufficient ups and downs to provide a decent workout and the scenery is spectacular, finishing with a grandstand view of Tintagel Castle. «The Guardian, Jan 15»
