Excellent!!! Having been there many times (Agincourt) I've always worked on the basis of your illustration for the position of the armies. I do understand that there is no archeological evidence at the accepted site but what about the grave pit ,as I've always understood it to be, marked by the cross on the D104? Has any of that ever been excavated and if it is a grave pit would that be enough evidence?
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Brilliant analysis..cant wait for part 2
Excellent!!! Having been there many times (Agincourt) I've always worked on the basis of your illustration for the position of the armies. I do understand that there is no archeological evidence at the accepted site but what about the grave pit ,as I've always understood it to be, marked by the cross on the D104? Has any of that ever been excavated and if it is a grave pit would that be enough evidence?