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The Rumps

The Rumps (Cornish: Penn Tir, lit. 'headland') (grid reference SW 934 810) is a twin-headland promontory at the north-east corner of Pentire Head in north Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The Rumps is attested as a name for the site from 1826 but is assumed to be significantly older.

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Iron Age fort

"For the Fallen"

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The Rumps

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Edges31
Triples18
Avg. degree1.94
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The Rumps

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related to Iron Age fort · 11
The Rumps → AD, BC, Cornish Archaeology, Hendhyscans Kernow, Iron Age, It, John Norden, Lizard, Mediterranean, Ordnance Survey, The
related to "For the Fallen" · 7
The Rumps → Fallen, For, For The Fallen, Laurence Binyon, Pentire Point, The, The Ode

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rumps pentire also cornwall promontory fort site north see headland fallen cornish point iron age basaltic polzeath padstow rspb first

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The Rumpsrelated to "For the Fallen"The0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to "For the Fallen"Laurence Binyon0.60section
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The Rumpsrelated to "For the Fallen"Fallen0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to "For the Fallen"Pentire Point0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to "For the Fallen"For The Fallen0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to "For the Fallen"The Ode0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to Iron Age fortIron Age0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to Iron Age fortJohn Norden0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to Iron Age fortOrdnance Survey0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to Iron Age fortThe0.60section
The Rumpsrelated to Iron Age fortCornish Archaeology0.60section

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