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Northern Earth Issue 169 Out Now

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In this issue: • Gone to Earth - A fox deployed its cunning for 300 years at a farm near Leeds
• Bishop Gundulf’s Tears - Simon Crook considers the Coldrum Ley and ‘the lamentation of the landscape’
• Apocryphal gods over Mersey -Rumours of spirits take Andrew Mitchell out in the Wirral bush
• Number and Measure at the Buizegem-Edegem Circles - John Palmer investigates the geomancy of ancient Netherlands
• Having Your Say - Reader input on river loops and propped stones
• All Things Considered: Reviews - Books on sacred and forgotten places and what they are known by, and rituals unmasked
• Northern Folk - A new venture celebrates northern cultural tradition
• Season’s Gleanings - Archaeology, folklore and absurdity from around the world
• Mike Haigh’s Archaeology Review - Mike’s round-up includes ancient weights, flayed Vikings, recycled protection, and Stonehenge’s ancient landscape

The hard copy magazine now sports a colour cover, which may be continued if the printers can keep up a monochrome-competitive price! We hope so.

Also the Northern Earth website has been relaunched as an ongoing project as volunteer time allows, It should now be more consistent, regularly updated, and as we add extras bit by bit, offer more of a range of content. Have a look at https://northernearth.co.uk and with the shop for subs and back issues is: https://northernearth.co.uk/subscription/.

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