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Digging Up Dark Age Britain's Violent History

85K views · Jan 8, 2025 · Education

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  • @louisebentley4886 · 1 year ago

    Dame Lady Sue Black hosts an amazing seminar on the skeletons found at Oxford, including how the forensic analysis revealed a link between one of the victims and a student at the University

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  • @Huscarle09 · 1 year ago

    It wasn't just men who died in the St Brices Day massacer, it was the death of one woman particulalry on that day, the sister of King Sven Forkbeard, that led to another major Danish invasion and eventually to Cnut becoming King of all England, Denmark, Norway and part of southern Sweden.

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  • @rhondapeterson4628 · 1 year ago

    Oh Julia, give yourself grace. This is so much all at one time. You are doing a great job and my goodness,  you live in a space that is so tiny! I applaud you for having people come in to help see the space in a whole new way and its amazing! Be kind to yourself,  you are making huge progress 😊❤

  • @maggiemitchell4359 · 1 year ago

    Loved this incredible finds and info

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  • @chalyvonmoosen · 1 year ago

    Nice Jacket Alice...

  • @johnlord8337 · 1 year ago

    The semi-rounded square stone of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_VE7DF1D8M&amp;t=390">6:30</a> is a sword and tool sharpening stone.

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  • @Northcountry1926 · 1 year ago

    Wonderful 🎉🎉🎉

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  • @sandybeach3576 · 1 year ago

    This is an amazingly well done show 😊

  • @HarHah · 1 year ago

    Excellent

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  • @cortrichards8179 · 1 year ago

    One of the strangest items I have seen, that was found in York during the 1970&apos;s dig at Coppergate, is a very large human coprolite that apparently came from a known Viking site there. So, some Viking, over a thousand years ago, seems to have been quite ill. Probably quite constipated, going by the size of the fossilised coprolite, but who really knows. So weird that something like that can survive and be fossilised. I believe it is on display at the museum in York.

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  • @ifem7864 · 1 year ago

    When you “split the country in two” around <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_VE7DF1D8M&amp;t=1010">16:50</a> minutes, you seem to miss out a lot of other boundaries which existed…. 🧐

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  • @HarHah · 1 year ago

    This is 👍👍

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