File:Harold stone.JPG

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Description	The site where King Harold II died. The inscription says: "The traditional site of the High Altar of Battle Abbey founded to commemorate the victory of Duke William on 14 October 1066. The high altar was placed to mark the spot where King Harold died." Behind the abbey ruins, the battlefield. Harold's body was later moved to Waltham Abbey in Essex.
Date	16 September 2006
Source	Photo taken by Néstor Daza
Author	Néstor Daza

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History of the United Kingdom

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Date and time of data generation	12:03, 16 September 2006
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Focal length in 35 mm film	36 mm
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