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Medieval martel from Wolvesey Castle, Winchester

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Two views are given of a Medieval martel de fer (a weapon used by mounted knights) found during excavations by Winchester College at Wolvesey Castle, Winchester, in 1880.
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Title: Medieval martel from Wolvesey Castle, Winchester
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Two views are given of a Medieval martel de fer (a weapon used by mounted knights) found during excavations by Winchester College at Wolvesey Castle, Winchester, in 1880.

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