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268:. The reason for their emergence in Britain, and their purpose, has been a subject of debate. It has been argued that they could have been military sites constructed in response to invasion from continental Europe, sites built by invaders, or a military reaction to social tensions caused by an increasing population and consequent pressure on agriculture. The dominant view since the 1960s has been that the increasing use of iron led to social changes in Britain. Deposits of iron ore were located in different places to the tin and copper ore necessary to make bronze, and as a result trading patterns shifted and the old elites lost their economic and social status. Power passed into the hands of a new group of people. Archaeologist
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containing two cremation urns, one placed within the other, and an interment of burnt bones. The large urn was broken in pieces; the small one, containing about three pints was better preserved and is contained within the
Wiltshire Heritage Museum. It is described as particular in its shape, having a
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The hillfort was one of the sites excavated by
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believes that population increase still played a role and has stated " provided defensive possibilities for the community at those times when the stress burst out into open warfare. But I wouldn't see them as having been built because there was a state of war. They would be functional as defensive
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The short west side and the long north side occupy the crest of steep escarpment slopes and the ditches are stepped one above the other, the rampart slopes rising 5 metres (16 ft) and 6 metres (20 ft) above the base of the ditches. The defences here span a total width of 30 metres
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1916:Knook Castle
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1639:Coxall Knoll
1614:Bury Ditches
1609:Bayston Hill
1552:Castle Knowe
1526:Borough Hill
1479:Holkham Camp
1416:Oldbury Camp
1411:Bigbury Camp
1390:Arbury Banks
1369:Sutton Walls
1349:Dinedor Camp
1344:Croft Ambrey
1334:British Camp
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1293:Tidbury Ring
1283:Quarley Hill
1223:Dunwood Camp
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1028:Dungeon Hill
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951:Carrock Fell
925:Treryn Dinas
870:Kelly Rounds
860:Dodman Point
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690:Walbury Camp
680:Membury Camp
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1987:Berry Mound
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1804:The Trundle
1767:West Sussex
1727:Castle Ring
1634:Caus Castle
1571:Oxfordshire
1484:Warham Camp
1442:Warton Crag
1432:Castercliff
1374:Wapley Hill
1364:Poston Camp
1339:Capler Camp
1238:Gorley Hill
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1125:Danish Camp
1092:East Sussex
1083:Woolsbarrow
1068:Pilsdon Pen
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875:Kelsey Head
855:Chûn Castle
850:Castle Goff
845:Castle Dore
825:Cadson Bury
784:Helsby Hill
753:Stonea Camp
348:Bratton G8a
341:bowl barrow
329:long barrow
306:Archaeology
277:Description
212:/properties
110: /
86:Coordinates
2052:Categories
1886:Chiselbury
1717:Berth Hill
1712:Berry Ring
1654:The Wrekin
1644:Nordy Bank
1619:Bury Walls
1602:Shropshire
1425:Lancashire
1258:Ladle Hill
1253:Knoll Camp
965:Derbyshire
880:Lescudjack
820:Black Head
413:References
382:ST90125164
335:Bratton G2
323:Bratton G1
254:Background
144:Site notes
95:51°15′49″N
1931:Old Sarum
1901:Cley Hill
1861:Bury Camp
1834:Wiltshire
1722:Bury Bank
1696:Wincobank
1691:Carl Wark
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1437:Portfield
1233:The Frith
1198:Bury Hill
1181:Hampshire
1156:Uley Bury
910:The Rumps
905:Rame Head
830:Caer Bran
779:Eddisbury
658:Berkshire
519:Channel 4
391:Wiltshire
260:Hill fort
237:hill fort
181:Ownership
173:Condition
98:2°08′37″W
80:Wiltshire
2007:Drakelow
1881:Chisbury
1663:Somerset
1308:Woolbury
1218:Danebury
1048:Hod Hill
813:Cornwall
767:Cheshire
401:See also
372:Location
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233:Iron Age
210:/daysout
76:Location
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977:Mam Tor
972:Fin Cop
944:Cumbria
799:Oakmere
774:Bradley
699:Bristol
587:7 March
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447:7 March
387:Bratton
197:Website
136:Periods
131:History
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