Chanctonbury Ring Hillfort, West Sussex
Chanctonbury Ring Chanctonbury Ring hillfort is a sub circular early Iron Age enclosure of around 1.5 hectares. The bank is...
Digital Digging 99 Problems but a ditch ain't one.
Bow Hill Camp, West Sussex
Bow Hill Camp is a Late Bronze Age rectangular enclosure of about one acre (0.4 hectares). This is not a...
Belle Tout Hillfort, East Sussex
Belle Tout hillfort is a probable Iron Age enclosure of around 20 hectares. A secure date for this site has...
British Iron Age Period Divisions
The Iron Age period divisions for the UK were a tricky bunch to locate. There were plenty of websites, papers...
Oldbury Castle Hillfort, Wiltshire
Bivallate hillfort enclosing 25 acres with an entrance to SE. A bank & ditch bisects the interior which may be...
Blogging Archaeology: December – The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly . . .
*//Update – click here for Leanne’s apologia\\* It’s December already, so time to respond to the second challenge of Doug...
Bluestonehenge – Oval or Round?
An Accidental Discovery The initial discovery, it must be said, was entirely accidental. I was working on some graphics for...
Arthur’s Stone Long Barrow, near Bredwardine, Dorstone, Herefordshire
Text by Tim Darvill Set on the northern edge of a narrow upland ridge with commanding views, Arthur’s Stone long barrow...
Gwernvale Long Barrow, Crickhowell, Powys
Text by Tim Darvill In the valley of the River Usk in the southern part of the Black Mountains, the Gwernvale...
Belas Knap Long Barrow, Sudeley, Gloucestershire
Text by Tim Darvill Belas Knap Long Barrow lies on a gentle hill-slope overlooking a steep-sided river valley. The name derives...