Mesolithic history in Northumberland
As the ice melted the sea levels rose and Britain became separated from Europe. Around 6500 BC the temperatures were at their highest, up to 2 degrees centigrade higher
than the present day. Vast broad leaf forests would have covered the landscape and the area would have been rich in fauna and flora.
We have beautiful cottages to rent across the fertile Northumberland plains. The area is tranquil and unhurried. From Bamburgh and Seahouses on the Northumberland Coast across to the Cheviot Hills you are guaranteed a lovely vacation.
Labels: Cheviot hills, Hill forts, History of Northumberland, Maelmin
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