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Archaeologists uncover skeleton at site of one of Britain's bloodiest battles
A skeleton believed to date from one of England's bloodiest military engagements has been unearthed at a North Yorkshire manor house.
The skeleton was discovered at Towton Hall, located near Tadcaster, during operations to remove a tree close to the 18th-century property.
Archaeologists believe the bones are connected to the Battle of Towton, a pivotal clash in the War of the Roses that took place in 1461.
Tim Suth…
23 Jun, 19:28