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'''Middletun'' | '''Milton''' (Old English: ''Middletun'') is a village north of [[Cambridge]] in central [[England]] that has been settled since at least the 9th century. | ||
==History== | |||
By the early 870s, it had fallen into disrepair, becoming nearly abandoned. In 873, the [[Vikings|Viking]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Soma]], after having been expelled from [[Cambridge|Grantebridge]], briefly quartered her troops in the small settlement. Following Soma's successful retaking of the county from [[Palatinus]] [[Wigmund]], Middeltun saw a major revitalization, becoming a significant trade hub.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – {{Cite|31 March 2021. Memories needed}}</ref> | |||
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Milton (Old English: Middletun) is a village north of Cambridge in central England that has been settled since at least the 9th century.
History
By the early 870s, it had fallen into disrepair, becoming nearly abandoned. In 873, the Viking jarlskona Soma, after having been expelled from Grantebridge, briefly quartered her troops in the small settlement. Following Soma's successful retaking of the county from Palatinus Wigmund, Middeltun saw a major revitalization, becoming a significant trade hub.[1]