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The answer is a river. The script states, "It was because of this natural source of fresh water that this site was an obvious location for a farm." This shows that the river, providing fresh water, was one of the natural features making Beamish a good place to start a farm.

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It was because of this natural source of fresh water that this site was an obvious location for a farm.

The answer is woods. The guide says, "The woods just beyond the river are another reason as they provided both fuel and shelter." This directly indicates that the woods contributed the resources needed for fuel and shelter, making the site ideal for a farm.

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The woods just beyond the river are another reason as they provided both fuel and shelter.

The answer is early 16th century. The script notes, "there is historical evidence that a farm in some form or another has been located here since the early 16th Century and the landowner at that time was a Mr John Snow." This confirms both the timeline and the founder of the farm.

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there is historical evidence that a farm in some form or another has been located here since the early 16th Century and the landowner at that time was a Mr John Snow.

The answer is over 200. The script says, "Over 200 animals including pigs and chickens were kept here at the time the data was recorded in 1721." This explicitly states the quantity of animals recorded.

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Over 200 animals including pigs and chickens were kept here at the time the data was recorded in 1721.

The answer is 1721. The script says, "Over 200 animals including pigs and chickens were kept here at the time the data was recorded in 1721," specifying the exact year when the data on the number of animals was recorded.

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Over 200 animals including pigs and chickens were kept here at the time the data was recorded in 1721.