Category: Somerset Hillforts

Dolebury Camp hillfort (sometimes known as Dolebury Warren) is an Iron Age hillfort, bivallate on three sides (East, North, West)...

Dowsborough camp c340 yards by 170 yards. The defence is a bank of stones with a ditch and second rampart...

Dundon hillfort. On the NW the bank has disappeared and there is only a scarp. Entrance was in the middle...

Unfortunately there isn’t a lot left of the enclosure at Elborough Hill hillfort. It was a semi-triangular hillfort with an...

Elworthy Barrows hillfort is a fine example of an unfinished hillfort in a situation where there is no defence. Enclosed...

Early Iron age earthwork consisting of a single bank and outer ditch, absent over the part where the slope is...

The enclosure on Grabbist Hill is centred at SS 9830 4367. It lies on the southeastern edge of the hill...

Ham Hill hillfort. The site consists of a roughly oblong plateau 800m N-S and 950m E-W with a spur running...

Unfortunately Highbury Hill hillfort has been damaged by quarrying. Skinner, writing in the early part of the 19th century, remarked...

Kenwalch’s Castle hillfort is a univallate enclosure occupying the full width of the flat top of a N-S ridge and,...