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Spiennes (Petit-
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mines néolithiques de
Spiennes : état des connaissances...
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activity in the
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prehistoric flint mines in
Europe together with Grime's
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England and
Spiennes in Belgium. The
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- in Europe, such as
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Krzemionki in Poland, and
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- of supply,
including Grimes Graves in Suffolk,
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Spiennes near Mons in
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mention but a few. In Britain,
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- 2015. Vancoillie, Jan (2014). "Ehrenfriedhof Nr. 191
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notable archaeological site in this
region is the
Neolithic flint mines of
Spiennes.
Farming in
Belgium failed to take
permanent hold at first. The LBK and...
