Category: Hampshire Hillforts

Dunwood Camp hillfort is a univallate Iron Age hillfort of approx. .5 of an acre (.2 of a hectare). Shaped...

Frankenbury Camp hillfort is an Iron Age univallte enclosure of approx 11 acres (4.5 hectares), sub-circular in shape. The original...

Gorley Hill hillfort is a much mutilated probable Iron Age promontory fort. Quarrying has pretty much destroyed the majority of...

Ladle Hill Camp hillfort is an Iron Age univallate enclosure of approx 7 (2.8 hectares). An incredibly useful site as...

Lockerley Camp hillfort is a univalate Iron Age enclosure of approx. 5 acres (2 hectares) which has been severely reduced...

Malwood Castle hillfort is a univallate Iron Age enclosure of appox.4 acres (1.6 hectares), the ramparts of which form an...

Merdon Castle hillfort is a univallate Iron Age enclosure of approx. 6.6 acres (2.6 hectares). Between the years 1129 and...

Norsebury Ring hillfort is a univallate Iron Age enclosure of some 7.9 acres (3.2 hectares), sub-circular in shape. Badly damaged...

Old Winchester Hill hillfort is an Iron Age univallate enclosure of approx 14 acres (5.6 hectares), sub-ovate (like a squished...

Text by John Collis. The ‘hill-slope’ defended site commonly referred to as ‘Oram’s Arbour’ lies on the eastern end of a...