Round room may be Arthur's table, Scots claim
Miami Shores businessman Robert Mitchell and California scholar Norma Goodrich argue that King Arthur's famed round table was actually a rotunda in Scotland. They say the 20 foot wide round brick building near Stirling served as a hall for knights and that the round table label derives from a mistranslation of rotunda.
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