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Bloodgate Hill Hillfort
Bloodgate Hill Hillfort

Bloodgate is an Iron Age hillfort, located on a hill above the village of South Creake. It is unusual to find Iron Age forts in Norfolk, and Bloodgate Hill is one of the best. The origin of the name 'Bloodgate' is unknown, and it is unlikely to denote anything remotely bloody!
South Creake, Norfolk, England, NR21 9LZ

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Grimes Graves
Grimes Graves

Grimes Graves is one of the most fascinating Neolithic sites in Britain. Despite its name, it is not a grave, or burial place, but a flint mine worked between about 2200 and 2500 BC.
Lynford, Thetford, Norfolk, England, IP26 5DE

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Wickmere (Self catering)
Pear Tree Cottage, Wickmere

Pear Tree Cottage

The perfect rural retreat, surrounded by unrivalled views of open countryside, this delightful property at Wickmere near Sheringham has antique furniture, exposed beams and a wood burning stove. The seaside …
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Banham (Self catering)
Honeysuckle, Banham

Honeysuckle

A detached shepherd's hut situated within the village of Banham. It houses one bedroom and can sleep up to four people. Two adults and 2 children under 12 years.
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