Science: Viking skin’ nailed to medieval church doors is actually animal hide
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Video: Decapitation: How the Boers dealt with violent crowds of Blacks
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Video: Decapitation: How the Boers dealt with violent crowds of Blacks
A young Boer I knew, Gilbert, told me of the time in the early 1990s when he served in the South African Army and was stationed in the townships. He described the tactics the Boers used to smash violent black crowds with a minimum loss of life.
[An example of highly overblown claims in the UK. Jan]
Scientists analysed the remains of skin patches attached to three English church doors, discovering they came from farm animals – not Viking raiders
Humans 21 April 2022
By Joshua Howgego
Patches of skin supposedly flayed from Viking raiders and attached to the doors of some English churches are actually animal hides, a genetic analysis has revealed.
At least four medieval churches in England have remains of these so-called daneskins. The most well-known example is from St. Botolph’s church in Hadstock, near Cambridge. According to local myth, St. Botolph’s macabre adornment was taken from a Viking after they attempted to pillage …
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