Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period:
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| spellingShingle | McAllister-Wilson, David Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period |
| title | Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period |
| title_auth | Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period |
| title_exact_search | Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period |
| title_full | Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period |
| title_fullStr | Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period |
| title_full_unstemmed | Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period |
| title_short | Hambledon Hill, Hambledon Hill (Dorset, England) is a Neolithic causewayed enclosure and settlement site and Iron Age multivallate hillfort. Investigations of the hillfort in 1894 produced Iron Age and Romano-British pottery. The fort was probably constructed in the 3. and 2. centuries B.C.; it did however, continue in use into the Roman period |
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