9 Norfolk villages you might never have heard of
The Norfolk hamlet of Fustyweed, between Lyng and Elsing - Credit: Bill Smith - Archant Norfolk is rich in hamlets so tiny and tucked away they are hardly known, even within their own county - although some of their sons and daughters had an impact on world history. 1. DIDLINGTON Did you know that Didlington, between Thetford and Swaffham, played a vital role in the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb? It was at Didlington Hall that a boy called Howard Carter developed the love of Egyptology which eventually led him to the Valley of the Kings and becoming the first person to see Tut’s treas...
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