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Rame Head is a headland on the Rame Peninsula and is the most easterly point in Cornwall. To one side of the headland is Devon and to the other side is Cornwall. Out to sea from the headland is the Eddystone Lighthouse which is clearly visible from Rame Head and the surrounding area. Rame Head has been used since the Iron Age and was the site of an Iron Age Castle. There was also a village located on the headland as remains of round houses have been found on it. Rame Head, like much of the surrounding area, was used in the war and some wartime constructions have damaged some of the Iron Age remnants of Rame Head.
One of the most notable things about Rame Head is the chapel on top. The chapel, dedicated to St Michael, was first licensed in 1397. The chapel is on the site of a Celtic Hermitage. Although it's abandoned, the chapel still remains however the limewash that it was originally covered with (to make it stand out) is all gone.

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