Archaeological Discovery in Scotland May Shed Light on Merlin’s Demise

Merlin, known as a close advisor to King Arthur during the Dark Ages, was reportedly imprisoned and killed.

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A French 13th century miniature of Merlin dictating his prophecies to his scribe, Blaise. Via Wikimedia Commons

Archaeologists in Scotland have announced a groundbreaking discovery that could provide evidence of the death of a legendary wizard, Merlin, believed to have occurred at Drumelzier between the 6th and 7th centuries.

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