In a time period ranging from 673 BC to 482 BC, within what is now East Heslington York, a man of unknown origins met a grim fate: he was hanged and beheaded in what appeared to be a ritualistic manner. His head was then placed face down into a pit and promptly interred. Was this individual a lawbreaker executed by the community's tribal systems, or perhaps a sacrificial offering to the deities they worshipped?
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