21 Skulls from the Battle of Hastings stolen in Kent, UK

My first thought was "whose skulls"

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This is an article from about a year ago on the same church and the skulls inside of it


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He said: 'It's the best collection of ancient bones and skulls in the country and one of only two ossuaries in the UK, so I had to go and see for myself.

'The bones were thought to be remnants of those who fell in the battle of Hastings, but it turns out they were local residents from the 13th to 15th century.

'The remains are mostly female with only a few skulls showing signs of trauma from blows.'

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So the claim is they are from the Battle of Hastings but in reality they have no idea who the skulls are and alot of them are females - interesting - Im still looking to try and figure out which skulls got taken

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Another source - there is a picture within of a recessed arch where at least one skull in a prominent position seems to be missing - I hope I can find more pics

How did he obtain the 2 extra skulls?

It's always 23,32,322 or 223