What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Danish Moot Near this place stood the Moot Stone meeting place of the court of burgesses of Lincoln in the time of Danish rule before the Norman conquest
The Moot Stone marked the site where the court of burgesses convened during Danish rule in Lincoln, signifying its importance as a center for local governance and law before the Norman Conquest.
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