Hampshire - Prehistoric sites
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Danebury is a large Iron Age hillfort just west of Stockbridge. The site was built in three phases, begiining around 500 BC, and occupied for rougly 500 years until the Roman invasion. There are striking earthwork banks enclosing a roughly circular area about 5 ha (12 acres) in area.
Stockbridge, Hampshire, England
Attraction Type: Prehistoric - Hillfort
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Flowerdown consists of a trio of Bronze Age burial mounds and a sarsen stone. The mounds were originally part of a larger cemetery of barrows, of which little trace remains.
Main Road, Littletown, Hampshire, England, SO22 6PS
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Heritage Highlight: The disc barrow is the largest in Hampshire
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Old Winchester Hill nature reserve contains an Iron Age hillfort and eleven earlier burial mounds in a beautiful downland setting, directly on the South Downs Way National Trail. An easy walk across chalk downland gives access to the hillfort, which was built around and through a Bronze Age burial site.
Hayden Lane, West Meon, Hampshire, England
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Heritage Highlight: Eleven prehistoric burial mounds within and around the hill fort
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