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Kings and Vikings in North-West England

Date the event has passed: 29/04/2017

The next study day event hosted by the Regional Heritage Centre will take place on Saturday 29 April. The focus will be on  Vikings in the North-West and Irish Sea Region. For further details and to book your place, please visit http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/users/rhc/events/details/2017/Kings_and_Vikings.html

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Date the event has passed: 01/08/16

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