Castle Dore Castle Dore is an Iron Age Hillfort in Cornwall, England. This is a small, multivallate, partial contour hillfort, located on prominent ridge overlooking at least two tributaries of River Fowey. Two oval structures, possibly Romano-British or later occupation, but pottery suggests abandonment before Roman period. Finds included South-Western Decorated pottery and cordoned
All 4,147 Hill Forts in Britain and Ireland! Dotted across the landscape of Britain and Ireland, hillforts have been part of our story for millennia and for the first time a new online atlas captures all of their locations and key details in one place. A research team based at the universities of Oxford,
Our Goals The idea behind this website is to create one place to showcase aerial video and images of archaeological sites in the UK and around the world. This is clearly a massive task and so we are relying on volunteers who have a UAV and some flying skills to contribute the content. Ancient
Dumpdon Hill Dumpdon Hill is an Iron Age Hillfort near Honiton in Devon, England. There is a small car park below Dumpdon hill and a track which leads up through the original entrance to the fort. The ramparts are well preserved and 2 metres high in places. Despite the imposing position and strong defences,
