Also a discussion of Geoffrey of Monmouth and a particularly good analysis of the Historical King Arthur drawing heavily on Collingwood for the battle identifications. Not so idle, I think.
Some entries are a bit limited, but all are nicely linked together.
A must for the serious researcher. Indispensable searchable archive of past discussions on the Arthurnet. Thomas Green of Exeter College, Oxford puts forward the idea of King Arthur as a purely mythical figure through discussions on the Historicity and Historicisation of Arthur, Arthurian Literature, Arthurian Characters, Myrddin and a particularly good section on Arthurian Archaeological Sites. David F. Carroll plugs his theory concerning a Scottish Arthur with fascinating extracts about the Kingdom of Mannan, Camelot, the Round Table, the Battle of Camlann and Arthur's Sister. The only place to go to find out about Brittany, care of Miranda Joubioux.