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Lindisfarne, an island off the northeast coast of England, was primarily inhabited by monks during the early medieval period, particularly those from the Celtic Christian community. It became the site of the influential Lindisfarne Priory, established in the 7th century by St. Aidan. The island was also home to local fishermen and farmers, who supported the monastic community. Lindisfarne is historically significant for its role in the spread of Christianity in England and its cultural contributions, including the famous Lindisfarne Gospels.

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