St Lythans Long Barrow, Vale of Glamorgan
Text by Tim Darvill St. Lythan’s long barrow displays a striking stone chamber built from three massive uprights forming a box-like...
1 Dec, 2013
Text by Tim Darvill St. Lythan’s long barrow displays a striking stone chamber built from three massive uprights forming a box-like...
1 Dec, 2013
Text by Tim Darvill Set within an area of typical Cotswold woodland, Randwick long barrow can be hard to find in...
1 Dec, 2013
Text by Tim Darvill Unusually, Parc le Broes Cym long barrow lies adjacent to a small stream in the bottom of...
1 Dec, 2013
Text by Tim Darvill Nympsfield long barrow is similar in plan and situation to the nearby Hetty Pegler’s Tump, but smaller...
1 Dec, 2013
Text by Tim Darvill Excavated in 1934-5, Notgrove Long Barrow became a favourite long barrow to visit in the following decades....
1 Dec, 2013
Text by Tim Darvill Hetty Pegler’s Tump is egarded by many as the best long barrow to visit for an authentic...
30 Nov, 2013
Multivallate hillfort enclosing 28.5 acres. Main entrances on the east and west sides. Dated to 100BC with a small internal...
30 Nov, 2013
Univallate hillfort excavated by Pitt-Rivers AD1881. 6 refuse pits were found and the site of a hut with remains of...
30 Nov, 2013
Wick Ball Camp is an Iron Age hillfort, univallate on the north and west sides. The term ‘Wick’ often indicates...
30 Nov, 2013
Hillfort, univallate on S & W, crowning steep escarpment. It is multivallate on N & E facing plateau with entrance...