It would have helped if the writer chap had been a little more selective in selecting his sources. The finding of a grave with a female warrior should not immediately lead to conclusions concerning the existence of a full Women's Cavalry Corps, completes with battle honours.
Where might one find evidence of Maori aristocrats present in 4th Century England?
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It would have helped if the writer chap had been a little more selective in selecting his sources. The finding of a grave with a female warrior should not immediately lead to conclusions concerning the existence of a full Women's Cavalry Corps, completes with battle honours.
Where might one find evidence of Maori aristocrats present in 4th Century England?
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Gwenhwyfar, in Welsh, meant “the White Enchantress”.
Interesting, Deadman.
Thanks for the translation.
I'm descended from the Joneses of Welshpool.
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