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	The '''Moors''' were another name for the [[Muslim]] invaders of (successively) the Northern coast of [[Africa]], the [[Spain\|Spanish]] peninsula and southern [[France]]. They were also known as [[Saracens]].		The '''Moors''' were another name for the [[Muslim]] invaders of (successively) the Northern coast of [[Africa]], the [[Spain\|Spanish]] peninsula [[Al-Andalus]] and southern [[France]]. They were also known as [[Saracens]].

	Geomorphically, ''moors'' are extensive undulating areas of marginal fertility, generally at raised altitudes, which dominate much of the north of [[England]], especially over the Pennine ridge. They were slowly colonised in [[period]], usually up river valleys, and founded a deal of the [[sheep]] industry of England.		Geomorphically, ''moors'' are extensive undulating areas of marginal fertility, generally at raised altitudes, which dominate much of the north of [[England]], especially over the Pennine ridge. They were slowly colonised in [[period]], usually up river valleys, and founded a deal of the [[sheep]] industry of England.

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The '''Moors''' were another name for the [[Muslim]] invaders of (successively) the Northern coast of [[Africa]], the [[Spain|Spanish]] peninsula and southern [[France]]. They were also known as [[Saracens]].

Geomorphically, ''moors'' are extensive undulating areas of marginal fertility, generally at raised altitudes, which dominate much of the north of [[England]], especially over the Pennine ridge. They were slowly colonised in [[period]], usually up river valleys, and founded a deal of the [[sheep]] industry of England.

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Simoncursitor at 08:46, 27 October 2005