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2026년 2월 12일부터
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Lych paths (also called corpse roads, bier roads or lyke ways) were routes along which rural communities carried their dead to a distant parish "mother church" for burial. "Lych" is Old English for corpse. They emerged in Anglo-Saxon England and stayed in use for over a thousand years, into the nin…

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Whitby Museum

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