| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Others, including locals, date it back to Kirkwall???s foundation as a Viking settlement in the 11th century and claim it began with townsfolk kicking around the head of a tyrant. ???It was undoubtedly played in Norse times,??? says Charles Tait, a Kirkwall native who has photographed the game since 1977. ???According to tradition, it was the bishop???s men against the [Viking] earl???s men
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