THE MATTER OF BRITAIN: - damowords

So far we known about 13 Arthurian battles, being;
1 - On the river Glein.
2, 3, 4, 5 - On the river Dubglas in the region of Linnuis.
6 - On the river Bassas.
7 - In the wood of Celidon/Cat Coit Celidon.
8 - At castle Guinnion.
9 - In the city of the Legion
10 - On the river Tribruit
11 - On Mount Agnet
12 - At Mount Badon.
13 - Camlann
However, in addition to these, I have gathered enough evidence
to identify the sites of three more Arthurian battles, being
14 - The Battle of Loch Lomond
15 - The Battle of Portrush
16 - The Battle of Cwm Kerwyn
The details of the Battles of Loch Lomond & Portrush are found in
the HKB, while the battle of Cwm Keryn is found in the Welsh
tale Culwych & Olwen. This gives us a total of 16 battles by
Arthur, whose sites have proved to be, as yet, quite elusive.
Despite this, the twenty-first century offers the litologist of a
decisive set of advantages. Where scholars of the past trawled
through hundreds of books & thousands of pages to get a
single nugget of information, I have found the same nugget
with erudite rapidity; in this internet age the same information
is but a mouse-click away.
I have also been fortunate to have my residence in the UNESCO
city of literature, Edinburgh, of which Dame Muriel Spark
wrote, ‘…is a city of books and learning, open to knowledge,’
whose labyrinthine depths of Scotland’s National Library
harbour a vast collection of readily available books. Indeed,
along with The British library, the Bodleian library in Oxford,
the Cambridge library & the National Library of Wales, ever