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The history of the English language — another exciting aspect brought to life

On April 16, 2017 By Gabriella L. GarlockIn writing

Researchers bring Old Norse language back to JORVIK Viking Centre – http://www.medievalists.net/2017/04/researchers-bring-old-norse-language-back-jorvik-viking-centre/

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