The Little History of Norfolk (eBook, ePUB) - Davies, John A.
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Embark upon a journey through Norfolk's eventful history, from the earliest times to the present day. From the discovery of fossil footprints dating back nearly one million years, to Boudica's revolt, the Roman occupation, the creation of the Norfolk Broads during the Middles Ages and the growth of the textile industry and agricultural advances, this county has always been at the forefront of innovation and the development of our nation. Mustard manufacturing, Viking farmers, friendly invasions and digging up ancient mammoths – we do things differently here in Norfolk.

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Embark upon a journey through Norfolk's eventful history, from the earliest times to the present day. From the discovery of fossil footprints dating back nearly one million years, to Boudica's revolt, the Roman occupation, the creation of the Norfolk Broads during the Middles Ages and the growth of the textile industry and agricultural advances, this county has always been at the forefront of innovation and the development of our nation. Mustard manufacturing, Viking farmers, friendly invasions and digging up ancient mammoths – we do things differently here in Norfolk.

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JOHN A. DAVIES is Chief Curator and Keeper of Archaeology for Norfolk Museums Service, and is currently Project Manager to redevelop the Norman Keep at Norwich Castle. He is in charge of major national partnerships, including 'Partnership UK', through which he led Norfolk's involvement in the History of the World in 100 Objects project with The British Museum and the BBC. With a PhD in Archaeology, he has worked as an archaeologist in Norfolk since 1984, specialising in Roman and Iron Age archaeology. He is also a Fellow of the Society of Antiquarians. He lives in Norwich.