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The Comedy Chateau (Yorick Showroom)
North Hollywood, CA
Dec 12 Fri • 2025 • 12:00am
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SCOWL (USA) + END IT (USA) + SECRET WORLD - ADELAIDE Lic AA at the The Comedy Chateau (Yorick Showroom), North Hollywood, CA
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SCOWL (USA) + END IT (USA) + SECRET WORLD - ADELAIDE Lic AA
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Wikipedia Bio
Scowles are landscape features that range from amorphous shallow pits to irregular labyrinthine hollows up to several metres deep[1] and are possibly unique to the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire, England.[2]
They have traditionally been interpreted as the remains of prehistoric and early historic open-cast iron ore extraction,[3] but investigation undertaken by the Forest of Dean Archaeological Survey from 2003 to 2004 suggests that they have a primarily natural origin, which has been exploited by humans.[1]
- ^ a b Gloucestershire County Council Archaeology Information Sheet
- ^ "Scowles in Dingle Wood 560m north west of Scowles Farm". National Heritage List for England. Historic England. Retrieved 22 August 2020.
- ^ "Commonly used in the Forest to denote the sides of coal— and ore—pits which have fallen in" (A.H. Smith, The Place-Names of Gloucestershire, 3 vols. [Cambridge University Press] 1964, quoted in Wilfrid Bonser's review in Folklore 76.1 (Spring 1965:73).
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