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Palaeolithic, Neolithic, Iron Age, Roman, 3920-Photo-1, Used to record…
The period once referred to as the Old Stone Age. It is defined by the practice of hunting and
gathering and the use of chipped flint tools.
10000 -500000
Mesolithic
The Middle Stone Age, falling between the Palaeolithic and the Neolithic; marks the beginning of a move from a hunter gatherer society towards food producing society.
4000 -10000
Neolithic
The New Stone Age, this period follows on from the Palaeolithic and the Mesolithic and is itself. 2200 -4000
Bronze Age 
This period follows on from the Neolithic and is characterized by the increasing use of Bronzework. It is subdivided in the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Age. 700 -2600
Iron Age
This period follows on from the Bronze Age and is characterized by the use of iron for making
tools and monuments such as hillforts and oppida.
43 -800
Prehistoric :
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Roman
Traditionally begins with the Roman invasion in 43AD and ends with the emperor Honorius
directing Britain to see to its own defence in 410AD. 410 43
Medieval
The Medieval period or Middle Ages begins with the Norman invasion and ends with the
dissolution of the monasteries. 1540 1066
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Used to record buildings, defensive monuments and sites dating to, and associated with, the
First World War. 1918 1914
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Used to record buildings, defensive monuments and sites dating to, and associated with, the
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- Available literature or documentation referencing this period is not available aside from limited examples of Anglo-Saxon runes;*
If one endevours to study various English language courses taught today, we would find almost no immediate similarities between Modern English and Old English