Beer Quarry Caves

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Notable buildings made with beer stone

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Overview

Limestone Beer, Devon England Quarrying Cathedral

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Roman period

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Location: Beer, Devon, UK
Access: Public tourist attraction
Difficulty: Easy
Geology: Limestone

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Beer stone

Middle Cretaceous period Cretaceous
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Roman period

Roman period Roman Britain
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Medieval period

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Modern period

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Mushrooms Mushroom
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Notable buildings made with beer stone

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Avg. degree1.96

Density0.043478

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Beer Quarry Caves

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related to External links · 2

Beer Quarry Caves → Beer Quarry CavesBeer Village, Website

Access · 1

Beer Quarry Caves → Public tourist attraction

Difficulty · 1

Beer Quarry Caves → Easy

Geology · 1

Beer Quarry Caves → Limestone

Location · 1

Beer Quarry Caves → Beer, Devon, UK

is a · 1

Beer Quarry Caves → man-made limestone underground complex located about a mile west of the village of Beer

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stone quarry beer quarries roman caves limestone used village also devon cathedral church workings century site special scientific interest west

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Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
Beer Quarry Caves	Access	Public tourist attraction	1.00	infobox
Beer Quarry Caves	Difficulty	Easy	1.00	infobox
Beer Quarry Caves	Geology	Limestone	1.00	infobox
Beer Quarry Caves	Location	Beer, Devon, UK	1.00	infobox
Beer Quarry Caves	is a	man-made limestone underground complex located about a mile west of the village of Beer	0.90	text
door	instance of	which was particularly favoured for cathedral and church features	0.80	text
window surrounds because of its colour	instance of	which was particularly favoured for cathedral and church features	0.80	text
workability for carving	instance of	which was particularly favoured for cathedral and church features	0.80	text
picks	instance of	Medieval periodQuarry men worked long hours by candlelight with hand tools	0.80	text
saws	instance of	Medieval periodQuarry men worked long hours by candlelight with hand tools	0.80	text
Beer Quarry Caves	related to External links	Beer Quarry CavesBeer Village	0.60	section
Beer Quarry Caves	related to External links	Website	0.60	section

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