Thundersbarrow Hillfort
An Iron Age enclosure, inhabited between 600 and 400 BC, containing a late Bronze Age ‘Martin Down’ style enclosure. An...
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The Trundle Hillfort
The Trundle St. Roche’s Hill has seen a great deal of activity and occupation throughout history and prehistory. The Iron...
Cley Hill Camp, Wiltshire
Univallate hillfort enclosed 17 acres. No obvious original entrance but SW section has been quarried away. Visited by the OS...
The Caburn (Mount Caburn, Caburn) Hillfort, East Sussex.
Mount Caburn hillfort (also known as the Caburn, Mount Caburn Camp, or just Caburn) is an Iron Age multivallate hillfort...
Cow Castle, Somerset
Cow Castle hillfort crowns the upper contours of an impressively steep knoll, bounded to the West by the River Barle,...
Badbury Rings Hillfort, Dorset
Badbury Rings Scheduled Ancient Monument # 1002679; NGR 39641030 Surveyed between 2000 and 2007 (National Trust: Geoffrey Brown and...
Marden Henge
Marden Henge (also known as the Hatfield Enclosure) is one of the five Late Neolithic (circa 2500 BC) Wessex ‘super...
Scratchbury Camp Hillfort, Wiltshire
Large, univallate, contour hillfort located on the Upper Chalk at the S edge of the Salisbury Plain Chalk Massif with...
Goosehill Camp (Hillfort)
Goosehill Camp (Hillfort) Remains of an Iron Age bi-vallate hill-slope fort with widely spaced ramparts. This is of a type...