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The Chalk provides most of the Regions' water supply
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It has been quarried and tunnelled for centuries to produce lime
for building and farming
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Chalk grassland and chalk streams have a special, rich
biodiversity
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The Chalk landscape has been home to human settlement and farming
since Neolithic times
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Chalk landscape has a special range of landform features such as
dry valleys and disappearing streams
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Chalk fossils tell the story of life in the Cretaceous seas over
65 million years ago
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Chalk is part of our folk art through turf-cut figures and chalk
carvings
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