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  • ...The county is also known for its traditional [[Northumbrian music]] and [[Northumbrian dialect]].
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  • Cædmon lived in the [[monastery]] of [[Whitby]], a place of learning in the Northumbrian kingdom. The details of his life are known from the writings of the Venerab ...ernacular praise poem in Old English sung by Cædmon, the earliest English (Northumbrian) poet whose name is known. The poem is a plea for divine help and guidance
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  • ...experienced a golden age of culture and learning, often referred to as the Northumbrian Renaissance. This period was characterized by significant achievements in a ...mportant cultural landmarks. Additionally, the stories and achievements of Northumbrian figures continue to inspire works of literature and art.
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  • ...ho seized [[York]]. Edmund was eventually able to reclaim control over the Northumbrian and Mercian territories by 944, after the deaths of Olaf and his successor.
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  • ...ral heritage, with its own dialect, traditional music, and folklore. The [[Northumbrian smallpipes]], a distinctive instrument, are a symbol of the region's musica
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  • ...e can be traced back to the Middle Ages, when it began to diverge from the Northumbrian dialect of [[Middle English]]. By the 15th century, Scots had emerged as a
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