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Derbyshire England Landscape
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Derbyshire,
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History,
Neolithic,
United Kingdom
Derbyshire is located in the eastern Midlands of England, and history abounds this glorious and fascinating place. In fact, just the the other day, I was discussing the Neolithic period on my blog Ancient Digger. These nomadic tribes were known to hunt the hilly tundra using their bare hands and hand crafted tools. They set up limestone caves on the border of Nottinghamshire, some which date back to 12000BC. There have also been several burial mounds found, most centrally located in Derbyshire.
If you'd like to learn more about Derbyshire, check out the Derbyshire UK, a comprehensive guide for local attractions, accommodations, business, and so on.
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It is a beautiful part of the country,packed with history.
Ah, the glorious English countryside...but of course, I'm biased - being a resident. Interested in the neolithic period so I'll check out your other site too.
I live in Derbyshire, only about half an hour's drive away from places like this, they are definitely worth a visit! Thanks for the reminder of what I have on my doorstep...
Yeah, this would be an awesome destination for vacationing. I love these really old regions of history. Cool article Lauren....good stuff!
Derbyshire is a beautiful county. The caves at Creswell Crags are a great place for a day out for anyone interested in history.
We spent our honeymoon in Derbyshire, so it holds fond memories for me. :)
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