[Answer] 2. Just outside the city walls, but still considered part of the city, was the area of Smithfield. What knightly contests might a 14th century visitor have seen there?

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...1. Cricket matches 2. Jousts and tournaments 3. Horse riding contests 4. Morris dancing contests Jousts and tournaments were popular entertainments as well as providing military training for those taking part. Smithfield was also the site of the main meat market for London. A popular gathering place, it was the site of the three day fair which was held to celebrate St Bartholomew's Day (24th August).

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Jousts and tournaments:

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