318:". The settlement was concentrated on the eastern part of the fort's hill. During the second phase, the fort extended westwards, occupying the entire hill top, and the defences were enhanced through the addition of more ramparts and ditches. The enclosed area expanded from 5.5 acres (22,000 m) to 7 acres (28,000 m), and the defences covered 15.5 acres (63,000 m), 6 acres (24,000 m) more than previously. There are two theories about the expansion of the fort: either the growth westwards and the extended defences were completed at the same time or that they were separate events. If they happened at the same time it is likely to have been in the interest of making the site easier to defend. If they were separate, the ramparts may have been extended to incorporate an entrance at the western end of the site. The expansion phase dated to 1–50 AD.
252:. 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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but this has been queried. In the medieval and post-medieval period, the south-east part of the site was inhabited, at one point being used as a forester's lodge. The centre of the fort has been cultivated since at least the 19th century, still undergoes ploughing, and was used as a quarry.
334:) by the Romans. In the 4th–6th centuries AD, the hill fort was reoccupied and huts were built over the inner rampart. A later hut, dating from the 6th–8th centuries, has also been discovered. Eddisbury has been suggested as the site of an
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strongholds when there were tensions and undoubtedly some of them were attacked and destroyed, but this was not the only, or even the most significant, factor in their construction".
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2119:Hascombe Hill
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2378:Gadbury Bank
2363:British Camp
2317:Sidbury Hill
2292:Membury Camp
2282:Knook Castle
2272:Fosbury Camp
2242:Castle Rings
2015:Old Oswestry
2005:Coxall Knoll
1980:Bury Ditches
1975:Bayston Hill
1918:Castle Knowe
1892:Borough Hill
1845:Holkham Camp
1782:Oldbury Camp
1777:Bigbury Camp
1756:Arbury Banks
1735:Sutton Walls
1715:Dinedor Camp
1710:Croft Ambrey
1700:British Camp
1695:Brandon Camp
1659:Tidbury Ring
1649:Quarley Hill
1589:Dunwood Camp
1470:Mount Caburn
1394:Dungeon Hill
1369:Banbury Hill
1317:Carrock Fell
1291:Treryn Dinas
1236:Kelly Rounds
1226:Dodman Point
1144:
1072:Clifton Camp
1056:Walbury Camp
1046:Membury Camp
1031:Bussock Camp
1015:Maiden Bower
1003:Bedfordshire
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2358:Bredon Hill
2353:Berry Mound
2191:Castle Hill
2170:The Trundle
2133:West Sussex
2093:Castle Ring
2000:Caus Castle
1937:Oxfordshire
1850:Warham Camp
1808:Warton Crag
1798:Castercliff
1740:Wapley Hill
1730:Poston Camp
1705:Capler Camp
1604:Gorley Hill
1574:Castle Hill
1512:Cleeve Hill
1491:Danish Camp
1458:East Sussex
1449:Woolsbarrow
1434:Pilsdon Pen
1322:Castle Crag
1256:Maen Castle
1241:Kelsey Head
1221:Chûn Castle
1216:Castle Goff
1211:Castle Dore
1191:Cadson Bury
1150:Helsby Hill
1119:Stonea Camp
336:Anglo-Saxon
221:Anglo-Saxon
117: /
92:Coordinates
2418:Categories
2252:Chiselbury
2083:Berth Hill
2078:Berry Ring
2020:The Wrekin
2010:Nordy Bank
1985:Bury Walls
1968:Shropshire
1791:Lancashire
1624:Ladle Hill
1619:Knoll Camp
1331:Derbyshire
1246:Lescudjack
1186:Black Head
682:(2): 457.
494:1 December
458:References
398:In fiction
316:univallate
308:Bronze Age
238:Background
209:Hill forts
164:Designated
102:53°13′13″N
2297:Old Sarum
2267:Cley Hill
2227:Bury Camp
2200:Wiltshire
2088:Bury Bank
2062:Wincobank
2057:Carl Wark
1866:Eston Nab
1803:Portfield
1599:The Frith
1564:Bury Hill
1547:Hampshire
1522:Uley Bury
1276:The Rumps
1271:Rame Head
1196:Caer Bran
1145:Eddisbury
1024:Berkshire
539:Channel 4
410:'s novel
369:excavated
343:Æthelflæd
244:Hill fort
201:hill fort
105:2°40′13″W
2373:Drakelow
2247:Chisbury
2029:Somerset
1674:Woolbury
1584:Danebury
1414:Hod Hill
1179:Cornwall
1133:Cheshire
420:See also
332:slighted
295:SJ553694
217:slighted
198:Iron Age
196:, is an
140:interior
1833:Norfolk
1343:Mam Tor
1338:Fin Cop
1310:Cumbria
1165:Oakmere
1140:Bradley
1065:Bristol
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810:Alt URL
545:16 June
302:History
175:1013295
86:England
83:Country
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