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The Swanscombe Heritage Park, in North Kent, is the site of the oldest discovered human remains in Britain. The remains are three separate pieces of skull estimated to date back 400,000 years. The first piece was discovered by AT Marston in 1935.
Declared a National Nature Reserve in 1954, the site is home to very rare and interesting wildlife. A survey conducted by Kent Wildlife Trust revealed that there are 238 species of invertebrates living in the area. More than one-third of the species listed in the park and the Craylands Gorge were rare.
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