The Sword Excalibur | The Truth Behind 

+FireStormBaller or Thor, just sayin its from the hammer

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@@claytonhess5512 African or European ?

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That depends... There are multiple versions of these stories. You cannot say which is definitive because different cultures have added and interpreted these things. In John Boorman's movie, he DIDN'T split the difference and just made it one sword from beginning to end. I've read another version where there were three swords. Pick and choose but don't kid yourself into thinking there's a definitive version of the storyline...

yea u might be right

LucidAPs 2 different swords?...

They are likely the same sword. The naming conventions are different depending on the story. But if you look at the words: 'Caliburn' and 'Excalibur', you can see the core root 'calibur'' portion common to both.

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Some sources say that the sword was put back in the stone to prove that Arthur pulled it out but before that other people tried to pull it out yet it would not come out

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Since no one even knows if King Arthur actually existed at all, we can not know just what kind of blade his sword would have. Damascus steel is a term for the steel used in swords and other weapons that was sold from the middle and far east to Europe through the city of Damascus, which was an important trade city. However, we do not encounter steel in Europe of this king before the 10th century so Excalibur would not have been made of such steel. But it could very well have been made by steel that was pettern welded. Pattern welding is forging together steel of different qualities in several layers, which produces a swirling pattern in the surface of the steel. This method of forging steel was used in Europe already in the early iron age and used up until crucible steel was giving better steel quality, around 9-10th century AD. Damascus steel could be either Wootz steel, which is a crucible steel, or pattern welded. Or a combination of both. But isotopes of trace elements in the steel shows that local steel was used in swords in Europe until the 10th century, when trade brought in steel via Damascus.

I read somewhere that first tribe who made steel were Khalibi tribe, who lived in modern day south west Georgia and north east Turkey. As their steel first made and best one, Arthur's word got the name form them exkhalibur and afterwards excalibur. If it could be form Dmascus, it Could form Khalibi as well. These territories are almost at same distance form England.

Excalibur in Latin means 'from steel'. A steel sword around 500AD would've seemed mythical as it would've cut through bronze swords & armour with ease.

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alot of people back then we're alot uglier and there was no make up

Chris P seriously, I was too distracted counting his pimples to listen to the narration.

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@@demon2051 but he doesn't look ugly

TessyTheWolf fool! I like it better also!

Eh, the SAO version is kinda epic.

Nah highschool dxd version is better

Redo of healer is the best

is this a true story

The eragon.

In the bronze age all swords and daggers were made using casting. So it would be no better or worse than other weapons it would encounter.

Bend, not break. Bronze is quite soft if you don't harden it.

Not really. The Lady of the Lake gives Excalibur to Arthur because he is the true king. She never states which lands fall into his kingdom. And in the arthurian legends there are many other kings, such as the Fisher king, king Pellinore, king Lot etc. so there were other kingdoms present on the isle. Though many of the tales tie Arthur and his knights to England, the earliest names and tales are welsh. And indeed to this day there are myriads of place names and other connections to Arthur in Wales. He has been labelled king of the Britons, and I guess that is fair.

What England what Scotland they didn't exist at this time

Kind of right, but not quite. Caliburn is the latin name of Caledfwlch which is a welsh name. French poets changed the name into Excalibur to better suit their french audience. But you are right in that Excaibur is not the sword in the stone. Arthur is given Excalibur by the Lady of the Lake after his own sword breaks in a duel against king Pellinore. We can not know for sure if that sword was the same as the sword in the stone, as neither of them are named. But Arthur had another sword named Clarent. While Excalibur was a sword for war, Clarent was a sword for peace and was used by Arthur for ceremonial purposes such as knighting. Some believe it was Clarent that was the sword in the stone. But if Clarent was broken in the duel against king Pellinore, it creates a problem since Mordred stole Clarent from Arthur and it is with Clarent that Mordred gives Arthur his fatal wound.

Ahh yes caliburn is actually just another name for Excalibur The sword in the stone is unamed

Folded steel was developed because the underlying metal was weak, by certain kinds of steel-making. The folding gives the weapon a level of resilience it would not otherwise have. If the metal is hard enough, you don't have to use this technique.

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This is true - the true King of the Britons is Welsh - The true Britons are the Welsh .

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I think there was another theory that Arthur was Roman. But I really don't know which one is true.

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john joseph abrenica Nope. Saber it is.

Kazuma’s holy sword excalibur

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Chaz Martin If the sword allowed it of course

Red Fullpack Human that will be anakin lightsaber

It would be fitting. Excalibur was described to gleam and shine with bright light. And as being a torch in the darkness.

It's not for no reason disney came to make that cartoon The weapons factory was actually you know who now

The stone was magical, it can’t break

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@@harrishromero6447 no made of magic 😂

@@Avocado_Ruler no I was sarcastic

It was stated in history and myth, but no one found it anw