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Neolithic Clifftop Tomb, Penberth Cove, Cornwall
Must have been a Very Important Person indeed to merit such an impressive location for a tomb!
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Yes, maybe. But I think of an alternative scenario. A chief very much feared who forced the people to build this tomb for him in his lifetime. Then, when he died, the happy people tipped the body over the cliff and got on with their lives in peace!
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