Durham - Puzzle

DURHAM – PUZZLE

The combination of the Old English ‘dun’, meaning ‘hill’, and the Old Norse ‘holme’, meaning ‘island’, resulted in the present name of the town (“Durham”, [s.d.]). The name is believed to have been assigned to the site on which the city stands by monks who had been divinely led to the area for the burial of Saint Cuthbert’s bier (“Dun Cow”, [s.d.]). Durham is a hilly city, which claims to be built upon the symbolic seven hills (“Durham”, [s.d.]).

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11TH-CENTURY CASTLE ATTORNEY GENERAL BLACK STAIRCASE CHAPTER COUNTY PALATINE COURT OF CHANCERY CROMWELL DEAN DIVINE PROVIDENCE DUNCOW DURHAM UNIVERSITY HM PRISON DURHAM KING CHARLES I KING / NEPTUNE LINDISFARNE MONKS

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