An ancient sword known as the French version of King Arthur’s legendary “Excalibur” has mysteriously ... to have been taken by a thief from its stone in the tiny medieval town of Rocamadour ...

The French town of Rocamadour was partly known for a centuries-old sword embedded in a cliff wall 100 feet off a riverbank. The 1,250-year-old Durandal sword disappeared recently, believed to be ...

The French version of King Arthur's "Excalibur" has been the main attraction ... The legend says that little Arthur was able to draw the sword out of a stone in which it had been magically stuck.

In Arthurian lore, there seems to be a slight hiccup as Excalibur appears to be the name of two separate swords King Arthur owned. They are the Sword in the Stone, and the Sword in the Lake.

You, too, can try your hand at pulling King Arthur’s Excalibur sword from the stone where it’s stuck in three different Disney parks — Disneyland, in front of King Arthur Carrousel ...

The Durandal sword is popularly known as the French Excalibur, referring to the sword King Arthur pulled from stone as "the true king" of Britain. According to legend, an angel gave the sword to ...

Given its position, researchers named the artifact "Excalibur" after the mythical sword from the British legend of King Arthur. The myth describes a special sword that was fixed in a stone upright ...

King Arthur, the mythical ruler of Camelot, may be best known for pulling the magical sword Excalibur from a stone, but there’s another rock formation that bears his name hidden away in the ...

The French version of King Arthur’s legendary “Excalibur” has ... able to cut through stone with a single blow, according to the legend. The sword’s magical qualities were described ...