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Excavation ongoing places tagged “hillfort” in United Kingdom · Mysteria

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Excavation ongoing places tagged “hillfort” in United Kingdom

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Hillfort

Castell Henllys Inner Rampart

Iron Age (600–100 BCE) · Iron Age

Castell Henllys Inner Rampart in Pembrokeshire, Crymych, United Kingdom is a Iron Age (600–100 BCE) hillfort attributed to Iron Age.

🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Hillfort

Trevelgue Head Cliff Castle

Iron Age (600–100 BCE) · Iron Age

Trevelgue Head Cliff Castle in Cornwall, Newquay, United Kingdom is a Iron Age (600–100 BCE) hillfort attributed to Iron Age.