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Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Archaeologists dig in St Cross

Viking longship returns to home port after epic sail

Last Viking methods in use fishing

Medieval Period news:
Remnants of 13th-century native village found near Chemong Lake
Posted by theswain at 10:19 AM

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