Burrington Camp hillfort is one of three hillforts on the Northern Mendip Scarp. The others are Dolebury and Banwell. It...

Broomfield Camp hillfort (alt HIgher Castle Enclosure): a large single bank and ditched sub-rectangular enclosure about 160m by 160m internally....

Brewer’s Castle hillfort is a small (0.3 hectare) univalate enclosure on a promontory of the (redundantly named) Hawkridge Ridge above...

Brean Down hillfort comprises a bank and outer ditch at the east end of Brean Down. In the C18-19, before...

A geophysical survey of Blackers Hill (PRN 23292) was undertaken in 1999 which provided evidence for activity within the interior as...

Black Ball Camp hillfort is an oval univallate enclosure of a relatively small size but with impressive defences – the...

Berry Castle hillfort has, over the years, been variously described as a Romano-British fort, an earthwork thrown up in 1052...

Bathampton Camp hillfort is a large univalate enclosure encompassing some 80 acres. It falls into the category of a ‘defendable’...

Banwell Camp hillfort is a univalate contour enclosure, which contains another, earlier, enclosure on its summit. It is thought to...

Pastscape lists Backwell as a probable Iron Age promontory hillfort. It was originally spotted from the air, before being investigated on...