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What Are Grimes Graves?
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Grime's graves are flint mines which are a series of depressions as well as pits. Grime's graves are the only Neolithic flint mines in Britain and are open to visitors. The first excavation of the site was in 1868 and it has been well preserved up to date.
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[Si] An extensive series of later Neolithic flint mines on the Breckland of East Anglia in eastern England. Surveys and limited excavations since the late 19th century ad have revealed
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