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"It kicked off at a urinal in Cheapside, and ended in a bloody and brutal murder. Poor aim has been responsible for many unexpected deaths, but perhaps none more so than that of Philip of Ashendon.

One of a brutal range of fatal scuffles, revenge killings and infanticides recorded by London coroners in the early 1300s, Philip's demise is among those to feature in a new interactive map that uses death to breathe life into medieval London.

"Many homicides in contemporary society start out of altercations that are of a very trivial nature," said Prof Manuel Eisner, an expert in the history of violence who compiled the map. The same, he said, is true of the past…."
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