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Roughly rectangular bivallate Iron Age hill fort, enclosure, covering approximately 18 acres and defended by a dry stone rampart made of limestone, a ditch and counterscarp. The original entrance is to the west and has outworks. The north and west sides covered in trees.
Mounds could be Iron Age or Roman wooden buildings.
Lead mining once on site.
May have been used as a rabbit warren.
Finds date from the Iron Age and Roman period.
4th – 3rd C BC Inhabited.
1966 Field Investigation.
2003 Scheduled.