Alright, that one's a little more obscure, but once again, we have a Welsh singer.

So welcome to the Welsh cast, my name is Jamie.

And I know this one's a little late, and I have an explanation for that, but I'll save

it for the end.

So I'm going to turn down GEM, different GEM than GEM in the holograms, but if you got

the GEM in the holograms reference, you are about as old as I am.

Okay, so as you probably remember from the main podcast, before we had the appearance of

major Anglo-Saxon kingdoms, there was an initial migration and invasion in the sub-Roman period

with famous leaders like Hingist, Horsa, and Aila appearing in Kent and Sussex.

But there was also a staunch British resistance to those incursions led, in part, by a man

by the name of Ambrosius Orelionus, who might have also been known as re-automus, and

also might have been the inspiration for Arthur, but only maybe because Arthur is a bit

of a mystery.

So that resistance culminated in a battle described by Gildus as Mons Badonakis.

But in the Arthurian legends, it's known as the Battle of Baton Hill.

When Gildus tells us that following that fight, there wasn't any further conflict between

the British and Germanic migrants.

And to support this story, we have accounts from the continent that indicate that there

was a reverse migration, that Germanic migrants were packing up and saying, ugh, enough of this

Britannia thing, and heading back to mainland Europe.

All of this points to a story of resistance, violence, and possible expulsion, though

the reverse migration could also just be a response to other factors, or just the

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