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Regular news about archaeology, folklore and landscape from Northern Earth, the journal of people, place and experience
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The Hare #20 [October 2026] (opens the original)
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Your monthly round-up of landscape discoveries, archaeological news, historical mysteries and folkloric curiosities, brought to you by Northern Earth magazine.News from Northern EarthThe Autumn issue of Northern Earth (#185) is out now (subs are still only £12 a year!). Inside we have everything from ditches to dolmens, fairy doors to mysterious monks, a forgotten sect in the Pennines, a new art feature and a great deal more besides.</
The Hare #19 [September 2026] (opens the original)
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Your monthly round-up of landscape discoveries, archaeological news, historical mysteries and folkloric curiosities, brought to you by Northern Earth magazine.News from Northern EarthLast chance to buy the Summer issue of Northern Earth (#184): just 30 copies left and we’re selling this last stock as single copies.The Autumn issue has just gone to press! (Out in September.) Inside we have everything from fairy doors to a strange story about
The Hare #18 [August 2026] (opens the original)
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Your monthly round-up of landscape discoveries, archaeological news, historical mysteries and folkloric curiosities, brought to you by Northern Earth magazine… slightly early this month so I can have a holiday!News from Northern EarthThe Summer issue of Northern Earth (#184) – our biggest ever – sold out the first print run but we’ve done a small reprint. UK subscriptions are still only £12 a year (for four printed issues!) so <a
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