Category: Somerset Hillforts

Stantonbury Camp hillfort is a univallate Iron Age enclosure of less than 3 acres (1.20 hectares). The Northern rampart is...

Stokeleigh Camp hillfort is crescent shaped, multivallate, and encloses around 7 acres (a little under 3 hectares). The builders have...

Sweetworthy Camp hillfort is a circular, univallate Iron Age hillslope enclosure (see Trendle Ring for comparison). It is generally well preserved, but...

Taps Combe Camp hillfort is a small Iron Age defended settlement, the ramparts of which enclose an area of around...

Tedbury Camp hillfort is a promontory fort of c60 acres between Mells Stream and Fordbury Water. Defences apparently consisted of...

The Castles Hillfort. Except for the strong rampart at the E end, the defences consist of a scarp with traces...

Timberscombe hillfort was discovered in 1992 and purchased by Exmoor National Park in 1994. A hillslope enclosure about 1ha in...

Trendle Ring hillfort is a simple enclosed camp, an irregular quadrilateral with rounded corners enclosed by a bank of stones...

Tunley Camp hillfort is a univallate sub-rectangular enclosure or probable Iron Age date. Much of it has been ploughed out,...

Turk’s castle hillfort is the name of a low rounded hill thought to be a univallate hillfort of under 3...