“Ready to Go”, and later on the folk stage of Beautiful Days in Devon, where cross dressing-up for the weekend is de rigueur among the local Dumnonii, who filled out the tent for her solo set.

The homes themselves had an open courtyard and thatched rooms, and were initially used by the Dumnonii tribe, a Celtic people whose rich history is still a part of Cornwall and Devon to this day.

Back then, the village primarily served agricultural purposes and was unfortified, likely lived in by members of the Dumnonii tribe, a Celtic people whose kingdom made up present-day Devon and ...

in the territory of the Dumnonii.” The National LiDAR Programme was conducted between 2016 and 2022 by the Environment Agency covering the whole of England. It transformed the amount of terrain ...

in the territory of the Dumnonii." The National LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) Programme was conducted between 2016 and 2022 by the Environment Agency covering the whole of England ...

A beautiful moniker that means “poet.” It’s a spin on the English Devin and derived from British settlers known as the Dumnonii, who made Cornwall their home. 31,228 people played the daily ...

In January 2022, the Exeter Chiefs announced that they were dropping Native American imagery in favor of Celtic Dumnonii imagery – a brand celebrating Devon’s local history. The Exeter Rugby ...

After reviewing their branding, the club said it will use imagery from the Celtic Iron Age Dumnonii Tribe earlier this year. Man, 21, killed in crash after lorry flipped over on M11 with driver ...

The new logo reflects the region's connection with the Celtic Iron Age Dumnonii Tribe, which the club say was based in Devon, Cornwall and parts of Somerset for "many hundreds of years before the ...