Anthropologist Howard Reed, who holds a doctorate from Cambridge, has been researching the Vatican archives. After that, he made a rather bold and unusual statement regarding the origin of the well-known King Arthur.
The scientist became famous for putting forward very bold theories, most of which do not have the necessary evidence base. While working with the Vatican archives, he found a section that was locked. It contained books that dealt with the history of the Slavs.
Reed found a very old manuscript that tells of King Arthur's arrival in the British Isles. In addition, there is evidence that the king arrived with his retinue at the end of the second century after an agreement was signed with the Roman emperor Mark. The doctor turned his attention to the engravings.
The symbolism on them was very much reminiscent of the Scythian. Of course, the theory that King Arthur was associated with the Slavs or Scythians is quite daring and requires additional proof of origin. This is what the scientist is working on now.