1066: Year of Invasions

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🗓️ 13 October 2020

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Emily Ward and Pragya Vohra talk about the history of the Viking invasion of 1066.

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0:56.0	Here at History Hip we are marking the anniversary of Hastings.
1:00.0	Today we've got the background, the context.
1:02.0	We've got Dr Emily Ward, we've got Dr Pragia Vora, two historians specializing in 11th
1:08.4	century England and Western Europe.
1:10.2	They can tell us all about the build-up to the battle.
1:13.3	How three warlords in three very different parts of Europe, eyed up the crown of England.
1:19.8	And then tomorrow, very excited to say Dr Mark Morris, the legendary Mark Morris is back.
1:25.2	He and I walked the field of Hastings a few weeks ago and you can listen to his commentary
1:29.8	about the Battle of Hastings from the field of Hastings on the anniversary of the Battle
1:35.1	of Hastings on this podcast.
1:37.4	How cool is that?
1:39.4	That's cool.
1:40.4	You can watch all of these historians and many others besides, and our new documentary,
1:45.2	it's on HistoryHit.tv.
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