Saudi funding bought uk universities, and their possible interference, to change english history and common law?

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/dec/10/watlington-hoard-viking-silver-coins-alfred-the-great

Now and then articles come out that seam to shed more light on the very scant academical knowledge of a period of history known as the dark age's in England.
Whilst reading about the discovery of a hoard of coins dating from alfred the great's ruling period 871-899AD, found at a place called watlington, just a few miles from the oxford, articles in 2015 were not to slow to link what seamed to be depicted images that lead them and the british museum to there theories, that the kingdom was ruled by not one king but two, alfred the great and Ceolwulf II.

What would be the big deal you may think about that, and why would it be significant? well if the academical establishment changed a country's history, that could indeed bring a change to its laws? would that be English common law by any chance? in this particular case yes.

Cui bono! who benefit's? from such actions if indeed the above scenario came about? well it stands to reason those who bring the evidence and challenges the conventional, in this case i would say the nwo one government globalist agenda.

Most if not all the largest contributor's to the british universities and schools are the saudi elite, they are very much part of this nwo agenda and there part would be to indoctrinate young students with what would favor their and this nwo's agenda? in the way of Historical negationism, a rubbishing of alfred the great and hes common law history, they could argue that if the history of alfred's ruling was wrong so could have been hes common law along with a very important part of our english culture.

Oxford university is heavily subsidized and financed by the saud families! and other arab muslim states, it has a £75million islamic centre, but it is the ashmolean museum there that the connection to this coin hoard find, i find and view with very much suspicion! with a separate donation of over £2million by Sultan bin Abdulaziz al-Saud in 2005, this museum only being a few miles from the location of this very coin hoard, and that it will have on display, leaves me to suspect this is far more than just a mere coincidence.

Below is a 2012 FT article outlining the amount of money the saudi and other muslim states have ploughed in to the uk universities and a lot of its education, within it the mentioned ashmolean donation.
Am i saying that these coins are duds placed there for the metal detectorist to find? or that he as colluded with the saudi/nwo backed ashmolean museum to invent this whole story to subvert our english history and common law of the land? you decide.

https://www.ft.com/content/b276dcc0-0893-11e2-b37e-00144feabdc0?mhq5j=e3