Metal detectorists uncover location of one of most significant moment in English history

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Metal detectorists uncover location of one of most significant moment in English history

Two metal detectorists have uncovered the location of one of the most significant moments in English history. Simon Richardson and John Benfield have unearthed a substantial collection of Viking military artefacts along the banks of the River Derwent, roughly a mile from the present-day town of Stamford Bridge in Yorkshire. Their findings, which include fragments of Norse swords, spearheads, arrowheads and pieces …