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Castle Steads

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AddedJun 20 2006
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Description About 300m south of the hillfort is a substantial bank (6.5m wide) & ditch (10m wide) which runs to the tune of 300meters E-W. Not quite sure why its in this position, but maybe it’s a later edition to the site & offered some protection to folks living just outside the original hillfort, with fences running down from the ramparts to this feature… (just my deluded thoughts only)

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