A History of Cornwall - The Neolithic

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Dydh Da (Hello)!

Welcome to the (long awaited!) third episode in my series on the History of Kernow (Cornwall).
In this episode, we'll be looking at the arrival of farming in Neolithic Kernow and South-western Britain, discussing what society was like, and exploring three different aspects of the Neolithic in Kernow that are still alive and well today.
Dha Weles (see you), and I hope enjoy the series!

Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:42 - What is the Neolithic?
02:46 - Mesolithic-Neolithic Transition
03:52 - The Neolithic in Kernow
05:59 - Farming arrives in Kernow!
07:32 - Diet
09:04 - Settlement
10:26: - Conflict
12:04 - Cornish Hedges
12:54 - St. Michael's Mount and its Kernowek Name
14:10 - Crying the Neck
16:15 - Conclusion

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