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University of Winchester

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Oct 24, 2026

Angus WallaceHOST
0:25
On top of the latest wargaming news that's arrived at WSSHQ, we will be joined later by James Morris and Ryan Lavelle.
Angus WallaceHOST
0:33
James' name might be familiar to you as he is the author of Midgard Heroic Battles and Ryan is Professor of Early Medieval History at the University of Winchester.
Angus WallaceHOST
0:44
Together they are behind Winchester Shieldwall, a wargaming forum on Viking Age warfare, which takes place at the end of November.
Angus WallaceHOST
0:54
But before we get into that, Guy, what's new in wargaming?
Holly FreyHOST
6:10
this is not in any way conclusive.
Holly FreyHOST
6:13
The University of Winchester, which has spearheaded a project to find Alfred's remains, has not commented on it, and no further study has been done at the proposed site.
Tracy V. WilsonHOST
6:25
Next, the earliest known moving picture of a total solar eclipse has been found and restored.
Tracy V. WilsonHOST
6:33
It was rediscovered in the collection of the Royal Astronomical Society and then painstakingly pieced back together and restored by the British Film Institute.
Joanna PennHOST
16:59
It is an online degree.
Joanna PennHOST
17:01
So if any of you taphophiles out there or you life-obsessed people who like to think about memento mori, Masters in Death, Religion and Culture at Winchester University.
Joanna PennHOST
17:13
And I highly recommend doing these kinds of things midlife just to indulge your curiosity.
Joanna PennHOST
17:19
But I also know I do not want to be an academic.
JimmyHOST
9:35
They applied to the diocese for permission to lift the stone, and the Chancellor of the Diocese of Winchester granted it on security grounds.
JimmyHOST
9:44
On March 25, 2013, a small team from the University of Winchester opened the vault.
JimmyHOST
9:51
Inside were the remains of at least six people, five skulls and bones from an adult woman, three adult men, and two individuals too incomplete to say much about.
JimmyHOST
10:03
The bones went into secure storage, and once the church authorities allowed scientific testing, samples went to the radiocarbon laboratory at Oxford.
JimmyHOST
13:20
In July 2026, the author Graham Phillips, who spent 13 years on the question, announced on a television series that he'd used that plan to locate the reburial.
JimmyHOST
13:32
His claim is that the bones are about 20 yards from the ledger stones in the Hyde Abbey Garden and that they lie under the adjoining River Park parking lot.
JimmyHOST
13:43
The show's production company asked the University of Winchester to run a ground penetrating radar survey to further investigate the claim.
JimmyHOST
13:51
The university declined and its public response went no further than saying that finding Alfred's resting place is complex.
Adam JonesHOST
11:39
Yeah, what do you-
Rich KeefeHOST
11:39
He went to King Alfred's as his college [laughs] that he went to.
Adam JonesHOST
11:42
You wanna, you wanna redo your top five?
Rich KeefeHOST
11:44
Uh, John Smith?
Rich KeefeHOST
12:46
Yeah, he's from the United Kingdom.
Rich KeefeHOST
12:48
Yeah, what do you- He went to King Alfred's as his college.
Rich KeefeHOST
12:51
[laughs] And he went to- You wanna, you wanna redo your top five? Uh, John Smith? Yeah.
Rich KeefeHOST
12:55
No, I'm actually, I like my top five.
Natalie HaighHOST
9:58
Get your ticket now.
Natalie HaighHOST
10:00
But there's also a really cool event happening on the 25th of November to do with Southern Creative Catalyst, which is at Winchester University.
Natalie HaighHOST
10:06
I think it's at three o'clock, is that right? Which is the kind of launch of the research that they've done over the summer, talking about what is needed in the region for creative commercial businesses.
Natalie HaighHOST
10:16
And I think that's going to be super interesting.
André Gómez SuárezGUEST
37:32
And I reconnected with British academia.
André Gómez SuárezGUEST
37:34
So I joined first the University of Bristol and then I joined the University of Winchester.
André Gómez SuárezGUEST
37:41
And what I did was to work on peace building implementation, trying to understand the lessons of the 2016 peace agreement.
André Gómez SuárezGUEST
37:50
And starting to work on a new strength of work that was reconciliation and thinking about how can societies reconcile, not only do peace building, but reconcile.

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