Perhaps it was worn by someone from the descendants of Arthur.
In Cornwall archaeologists have discovered the brooch, which, according to preliminary data, refers to the times of king Arthur.
Who was the owner of the jewelry remains a mystery, but according to most, it wore Griever.
Some archaeologists calculate the approximate number of years brooches, deny this fact, claiming that it’s just a coincidence, and wife of king Arthur lived long before the manufacture of jewelry. Archaeologists eventually agreed on the opinion that the brooch belongs to the person of a noble family, who lived after the famous figure. Perhaps it was worn by someone from the descendants of Arthur.
Jewel refers to the beginning of the 7th century, when the Royal dynasty ceased to rule the Kingdom. During his life, Arthur and did just that defended the territory from the Saxon invaders. At the same time, it has become known only through folklore of the British. The first remembered Geoffrey of Monmouth in the 1100. The brooch is related to a noble family, but to know the name of the owner is unlikely to succeed, say the experts. Chipped off a piece from the top jewelry also prevents.
