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Bonfield Ghyll

Humanity is not a guest of nature. It is a meddling tenant. In the 1980s, university researchers came to some remarkable conclusions using peat cores taken from the high reaches of Bonfield Gill. Using radiocarbon dating, they found that those Mesolithic folk were not living in harmony with the woods. They were playing with fire.

These people were ...

https://www.fhithich.uk/2026/05/07/bonfield-ghyll/

#BonfieldGhyll #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #Prehistory

Bonfield Ghyll

Humanity is not a guest of nature. It is a meddling tenant. In the 1980s, university researchers came to some remarkable conclusions using peat cores taken from the high reaches of Bonfield Gill. Using radiocarbon dating, they found that those Mesolithic folk were not living in harmony with the woods. They were playing with fire.

These people were ...

https://www.fhithich.uk/2026/05/07/bonfield-ghyll/

#BonfieldGhyll #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #Prehistory

Bonfield Ghyll

Humanity is not a guest of nature. It is a meddling tenant. In the 1980s, university researchers came to some remarkable conclusions using peat cores taken from the high reaches of Bonfield Gill. Using radiocarbon dating, they found that those Mesolithic folk were not living in harmony with the woods. They were playing with fire.

These people were ...

https://www.fhithich.uk/2026/05/07/bonfield-ghyll/

#BonfieldGhyll #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #Prehistory

Bonfield Ghyll

Humanity is not a guest of nature. It is a meddling tenant. In the 1980s, university researchers came to some remarkable conclusions using peat cores taken from the high reaches of Bonfield Gill. Using radiocarbon dating, they found that those Mesolithic folk were not living in harmony with the woods. They were playing with fire.

These people were ...

https://www.fhithich.uk/2026/05/07/bonfield-ghyll/

#BonfieldGhyll #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #Prehistory

Bonfield Ghyll

Humanity is not a guest of nature. It is a meddling tenant. In the 1980s, university researchers came to some remarkable conclusions using peat cores taken from the high reaches of Bonfield Gill. Using radiocarbon dating, they found that those Mesolithic folk were not living in harmony with the woods. They were playing with fire.

These people were ...

https://www.fhithich.uk/2026/05/07/bonfield-ghyll/

#BonfieldGhyll #NorthYorkMoors #history #mesolithic #Prehistory