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1066, Why Does it Matter? Channel 4 presenter of ‘Castle’ comes to Pevensey Castle: historian and author, Marc Morris, 28 September 2019

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English Heritage: Pevensey Castle: Talk by Channel 4 presenter of ‘Castle’: historian and author Marc Morris, 28 September

Join us at Pevensey Castle on 28 September to hear Historian and Author Marc Morris @Longshanks1307 talk about ‘1066: Why does it matter?’ Tickets are limited and can be booked through our customer services team on 0370 333 1183 for only £20.

About Marc Morris
Marc Morris is a historian, who has also presented a television series, Castle, on Channel 4 and wrote the book that accompanied the series.

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