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The Hall - Inside, West Stow Saxon Village - The hall was a place of hospitality, warriors and guests feasted and drank in a token of friendship and loyalty to family or in the case of the great royal halls - to the king. They cooked in cauldrons and drank from drinking horns.
The Hall - Inside, West Stow Saxon Village
The hall was a place of hospitality, warriors and guests feasted and drank in a token of friendship and loyalty to family or in the case of the great royal halls - to the king. They cooked in cauldrons and drank from drinking horns.

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17th Aug 2006
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Diane Earl

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Subjects: History
Key Stages: KS2, KS3, KS4, KS4+
Learning Groups: Teachers, Parents, Pupils, Others
Keywords: Anglo-Saxon Saxons buildings house village Dark-Ages archaeology

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