
Revolt Of The Angle, Saxon and Jute Mercenaries In Britannia
- 05 Jun, 2023
Three Saxon keels slipped effortlessly through the waves towards the Kentish coast. The white cliffs glided past as the rowers, 20 on each side kept a constant rhythm. The shallow-draft oaken hull, 90 feet long (27 meters), drew just four feet of water.
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