Dan Snow

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15,236 appearances 105 recordings 11 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 3d ago

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Were it not for the fact that it was immediately followed by one of its most humiliating and consequential defeats.
Days later on the rolling fields of southern England.
The Battle of Hastings.
This podcast though is about the form.
It's about Stamford Bridge.
Because that is a story that deserves to be told.
And because it's a story that right now is being radically rewritten by a group of archaeologists and metal detectrists, who I've been privileged enough to have followed for the last couple of years.
Their determination and hard work.
may well have finally uncovered this lost battlefield.
For the first time they've placed it in the landscape, convincingly.
And most importantly.
They have found the artifacts, the stuff, the things those men and women carry.
Weapons, male armor, dropped, stamped into the blood soaked ground, lost, thrown away.
Now recovered.
So we can almost reach out and touch the battle itself.
You may have heard about this discovery on the newsfeeds.
You can watch our documentary about it, about this battlefield hunt on our History Hit TV channel.
I want to say a huge thank you to the legend Simon Richardson, John Benfield, and their team of metal detectrists, as well as the Stanford Bridge Heritage Society, for inviting us to be part of this wonderful adventure.
But right here, right now on this podcast, this is the detailed story about that enormous clash.
And also why we think we've found the field of Stamford Bridge.
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