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The history of Pembrokeshire in southwest Wales, starts in the Paleolithic era with archaeological evidence pointing to human presence in the county dating back at least 70,000 years, with notable prehistoric sites such as Pentre Ifan. Subsequent periods saw settlement by Celtic tribes, a relatively limited Roman presence, and an eventual emergence of a series of Welsh kingdoms. The region experienced Norman and Flemish colonisation during the Middle Ages, with the south later gaining the moniker Little England beyond Wales due to the comparative strength of English culture over Welsh culture, while under the marcher Lordship of the Earls of Pembroke.
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