Category: Somerset Hillforts

Aerial photographs show clearly two large ditches cutting off the promontory of Castleman’s Hill. The centre of the hillfort is...

Clatworthy Camp hillfort is a roughly triangular enclosure with rounded apex at the W end, occupying the end of a...

Cleeve Hill Camp hillfort is a probable Iron Age sub-oval univallate enclosure of approximately 3/4 of an acre (1/3 of...

Cleeve Toot Camp hillfort is formed by a semi-oval bank a little under a yard (one metre) high. This abutts...

Overlooking the Avon Gorge, Clifton Down Camp hillfort is an Iron Age multivallate promontory hillfort enclosing around three acres (one...

Conygar Camp hillfort is a small, somewhat triangular univallte hillfort with a probable entrance in the Westernmost ‘point’. The rampart...

Cotley Castle hillfort is centred at ST3109 0745 and consists of an oval enclosure formed by a bank and outer...

Cow Castle hillfort crowns the upper contours of an impressively steep knoll, bounded to the West by the River Barle,...

Curdon Wood Camp hillfort is unfortunately in a sorry way. All that remains is a bank 8ft high and an...

Dinghurst Camp exists pretty much only in the literature nowadays, after having been quarried away over the years. It’s difficult...