Trespass: A Tale of Mystery and Suspense Across Time (The Darkeningstone Book 1) (27 page)

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Trespass

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Notes

This is a work of fiction and not an archaeological textbook. However, if you’re keen on this sort of thing, 3,500 BC is the Middle Neolithic Period in Britain. People have been settling down and farming for about 500 years. They trade in stone axes and build causeways and long barrows. They will have to wait a thousand years to use metal. Well, most of them will.

If you’d like to know more about the fascinating Neolithic Period, I recommend
Britain BC
by Francis Pryor, published by Harper Perennial. Also,
Britain Begins
by Barry Cunliffe, published by Oxford University Press.

If you need telling not to go into quarries, disused or otherwise, then you’re not as smart as I thought you were.

Kind Regards,

Mikey Campling

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These stories may make you cry a little, but hopefully you’ll only shed a few good, healthy, life-affirming tears.

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Although Mikey grew up in Yorkshire, he refuses to be classified according to Northern stereotypes, which is just the sort of bloody-minded attitude you’d expect from a Yorkshireman.

He now lives in Devon, on the edge of the wilds of Dartmoor, with his wife, two children, lots and lots of books, and a black Labrador called Lottie who will only bark when she’s asleep.

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