The site, Heritage Daily, has compiled several images of the forts, which emerged in the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age, and were in use by the ancient Britons until the Roman conquest.

The Warbstow Bury hillfort will be taken over by Cornwall Heritage Trust to be preserved "for future generations." ...

From Hambledon Hill to Badbury Rings, here are five of the best historic hill forts you can explore around Dorset ...

There are nearly 3,000 Iron Age hill forts in the UK. Some were used as permanent settlements, others were used as sites for gatherings, trade and religious activities.

An Iron Age fort described as Cornwall's "best preserved" is under new ownership. Warbstow Bury in Launceston, had been under the control of Cornwall Council, but will now be maintained by ...

Laser scans have revealed that what was thought to be an Iron Age hillfort in northwestern Spain is, in fact, an early medieval stronghold built in the fifth century A.D. and occupied for the next ...

An Iron Age hill fort, known as Walbury Camp, sits at the hill's summit and is deemed the largest of these forts in all of Berkshire, measuring 82 acres.

There are nearly 3,000 Iron Age hill forts in the UK. Some were used as permanent settlements, others were used as sites for gatherings, trade and religious activities.

In the 65 years of excavations in Al Ain, archaeologists have found “Iron Age villages, forts, temples, aflaj and ancient palm gardens,” but burials were noticeably absent, ...

A hillfort is a defended hilltop settlement, many of which were built in the late Bronze Age or Iron Age. There are more than 3,000 of these dotted around Britain, with a few to be found in Dorset.