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Question: Where did Vikings do most of their fighting? Answer: At sea. For more interesting facts about Viking warfare, visit: https://www.realmofhistory.com/2015/11/25/10-things-show-know-vikings-warfare/
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The remains of England’s last Plantagenet king were discovered in a Leicester parking lot in August, 2012 and reburied in Leicester Cathedral on in March, 2015. Since then a recreation of what Richard III might have looked has been made, and the University of Leicester has also produced a recording of what he and his […]
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