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I know that the Norwegians favourite emojis were🤑🤓😎

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I agree with rohana,hollow and lili

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I agree with rohan

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i think they are Norwegians because the teeth show evidence of the chemicals in the water they do drink came from Norway area

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I think that the people were Norwegians

fleeing from the battle on their way to their ship

but got killed on the way

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I think the bodies are Norwegian because the

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I thought that this was a good website for info

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THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS 1066

A knight called Vital, one of Bishop Odo's lieges, informed the Duke that he 'd seen the English army moving his way. The area from which this would have been made possible is somewhere regarding the 300 shape line, just 800 yards from the English. At the very same time, armed English precursors reported the opponent to Harold.

From Caldbec Hill the London to Hastings roadway passed along a neck of land until it got to a broad ridge that opened out each side. The whole site resembled a hammer, the head developing a ridge roughly 800 yards in size. Before this ridge, the ground slopes down into just what seems a valley, however in fact was a saddle of land in between the headwaters of 2 brooks with marshy banks that cut across it. The roadway crossed the saddle between these creeks and also climbed up the inclines of Telham Hill towards Hastings, 7 miles away. It was along this ridge that Harold now deployed his soldiers, completely blocking the roadway to London. The ground sloping southern from the ridge was called Santlache (' Sandy Stream') by the English, however would later on acquire the more appt name Senlac (' Blood Lake'). This as well as the eastern slope could have been cultivated however the flanks went down greatly, with a slope of concerning one in twelve (one in 4 at the rear), while the thick brushwood and the woody nature of the area included in the difficulty of any kind of flank assaults, actually it was all round a good tactical placement to hold. Offering William the Bastard little room to move yet one means, which was frontal attacks uphill. Near the road the slope has to do with one in fifteen, the gentlest slop, one in 33, going to the western end. North of the western brook, a reduced hillock rose concerning fifteen feet. Although the setting was a solid one for Harold's Englishmen, it was nevertheless crowded. Poitiers claims there was scarcely area for the injured to leave, while John of Worcester asserts that numerous deserted as a result of the constrained position. The only hideaway lay along the neck of land to the rear. William the Bastard was equally sick served, nonetheless. Although the bottleneck had suggested that he might be reasonably sure of the direction of an enemy assault, capital placement as well as restricted space was not perfect for cavalry activity that was further obstructed by the marshy ground around the streams on the valley floor.

While it is simple that William had actually out thought Harold as well as struck. Contemporaries agree that the King was himself caught by shock before his military was totally put together, the charge for focusing his pressures within striking distance of the adversary. It has actually been suggested that passages in the Carmen (a pro Norman background of the project,) indicate that William used hand signals to remember knights perhaps stationed at advanced stations on Telham Hill, and that Norman crossbowmen and also archers were sent out ahead of the main body in a vain effort to stop Harold's seizure of the ridge, although the number of English soldiers in this location would certainly have made this difficult. William had actually done exactly what he had set out to do, that was to force a fight, a battle he had to win, to endure, if he shed there is no uncertainty that few if any of the getting into army would certainly have got back to Normandy, as well as it is certain that William the Bastard, would certainly not have, in one item that is.

Out in front, his military developed their guard wall surface in a relatively level line expanding along the ridge for regarding 800 yards, the King's very own setting being somewhere near the centre of its size. It is particular that Harold would certainly have had a bodyguard of Huscarls, held back to shield the King and the Standards, which were Harold's individual Standard of the Fighting Man, as well as the Dragon Standard which would certainly have been in the shape of a windsock of a type that can be traced back to Roman, Dacion and also Sarmation Standards. The Dragon Standard would certainly have been the Dragon of the House of Wessex, which most modern Englishmen appearance on as the native home of a United English Nation.

Behind the well armed as well as armoured professional warriors, the Huscarls, in the front-line of the shield wall surface, stood the minimal Thegns as well as in the back the un armoured Fyrd, or levies attracted largely from Sussex and maybe Kent, the entire would certainly have pre-sented a phalanx possibly ten rankings deep, along the incline of the hill allowing Harold to look over the heads of his warriors, it has been suggested that the wings of the English army were bent back although this would have offered little objective apart from to put some guys on reduced ground. As Harold and also his commanders aligned their guys now streaming across the neck of land to join the warriors along the ridge, they watched as the prominent components of the Norman military begin to come down the slopes of Telham Hill as well as progress towards the saddle in between the streams.

In order to develop up at the bottom of the incline the Normans needed to adhere to the road past the saddle in between the streams. It is typically thought that, as a result of the boggy nature of the ground at the streams, which includes heavy clay, the military passed the saddle in column prior to spreading out to create up in line.

This would require deploying nearly within bowshot of the English guard wall, but perhaps William thought that Harold would certainly not compromise his position to take the chance of an unexpected assault. It is simply possible, however, that a lengthy spell of completely dry weather could have made the ground completely difficult to allow deployment short of the saddle and a subsequent advance in line.

The archers would first soften up the English line with a barrage of ar-rows. This would certainly be followed by an attack with his hefty infantry that would certainly require voids right into the English line. His best troops, the knights on their costly battery chargers, would certainly damage up the English defensive shield wall and also seek the defeated as well as broken English survivors, at least that was William the Bastards suggestion, however as the day would show, it would not be that easy given that the battle on that Blood Lake Ridge, would certainly transform out to be possibly one of the longest as well as bloodiest battles fought on English dirt, lasting all day, and well into the night, and also the English again verified themselves to be a persistent combating race, and also tough to move from a good strong protective position.

They had actually currently created their ancestral and also historic 'guard wall', a term that has actually been seen and stated lots of times in our very early story, a defensive development as old as the English race as well as warrior, and also analyses are many. The contrast of the English Phalanx to a castle by Henry of Huntingdon (composing c. 1125 AD) to-gether with an overwhelmed flow in Wace, led the Victorian author Freeman to assume that a palisade had been developed prior to the English line, an idea mocked by his oppo-nents. As on the Tapestry, the English guards might have been overlapped, for which the English Warriors would certainly have had to stand laterally.

The shield is probably the most culturally substantial item of English defensive equipment. It was a long held shame for an English war-rior to lose his shield in fight, as it was with continental Germanic warriors. The old English poem of an English shield lamenting its treatment in fight is informing of the fury of a battle in a guard wall.

I am solitary, injured by iron.
Battered by weapons, tired of fight play
Weary of sword-edges, I usually witness battle,
Intense battle, without any hope of help,
Amongst warriors, am completely ruined.
Hammered blades, hard-edged and horribley sharp
Batter me, the workmanship of smiths,
Biting in the burh

This is the church that Harold had adopted as his own, the English war cry of 'Holy Cross' is mentioned in the Waltham Chronicle, however little now remains of Harold's church in the present material of the building, most of which is of a last date, and also it is claimed to be the resting location of the last indigenous English King, Harold. (God Almighty) as well as the old English battle cry or chant, that is as old as the English individuals themselves, and was heard on battle fields long before the English came to be Christian, 'UT, UT, UT, UT, UT !!!', (OUT, OUT, OUT, OUT, OUT!!!), as the English warriors clashed their axes, swords, and spears against their shields, all resulting in a racket that would certainly increase to an upsurge as the opponent military would certainly close with the English shield wall, as well as clash of swipe on war board was at hand, all of which would certainly boost their very own spirits as it would certainly frighten their opponent.

Provided authorization to strike the first blow, he galloped ahead up the ridge as well as at-tacked a team of English Warriors who had actually probably left the Shield-Wall to fulfill him. Dropping one with his lance as well as another with his sword, he was quickly surrounded as well as cut to items. William of Malmesbury points out the vocal singing of the tune of Roland, however leaves out mention of Taillefer.

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THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS AND THE BEGINNINGS OF ANGLO-NORMAN ENGLAND

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A knight called Vital, one of Bishop Odo's lieges, informed the Duke that he 'd seen the English army moving his way. The area from which this would have been made possible is somewhere regarding the 300 shape line, just 800 yards from the English.

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I think the people were

Norwegians because of there

teeth

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I think the people were

Norwegians because of the teeth

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I found a website with some history of Riccall

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The parish of Riccall lies about 8 miles south of York, on the east bank of the river Ouse. (fn. 1) Its name suggests that the village was an Anglian settlement, established on a ridge near a nook of land around which the river flowed.(fn. 2) The site of the village, more than 25 ft.

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I thinl that the bodies were those of the Norweigans and they were killed while trying to escape the Anglo-Saxons.

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i have found this presention

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I agree with Rohana and Hollie

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I tried to add a picture but it didn't

work

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I think the Norwegians were found because of the chemicles from the

teeth and the place they were found because that is where they fled to

the boats and were killed.

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I agree with Rohana and Hannah

and I also have  a website here for you!

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I think the Saxons sailed up the river and

got off their boats and killed the people

who we think are the Norwegian people

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Me and Seungpyo think that these bodies were norweigns apart from the mother and children who

were completely innocent

THIS IMAGE LOOKS LIKE BETTY!!! but bettys diamond... xD

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I agree with Rohana

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I think that they were Norwegian because of the test they done on there teeth and that they were killed by Anglo-Saxons.

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Who were these people and how did they get here?

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Who were these people and how did they get here?

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60-80 bodies found in Ricall, Yorkshire. Mostly men, some women and children. What are your theories about who these people were and how they came to be buried here