A stone fort that has had some of its stones fused together by extremely high temperatures. How these stones came to be fused is something of a mystery. See also Hillfort and Stone Fort 
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Ancient Cross 690 86%
Ancient Mine, Quarry or other Industry 55 30%
Ancient Palace 3 66%
Ancient Temple 11 81%
Ancient Trackway 41 51%
Ancient Village or Settlement 732 63%
Artificial Mound 94 67%
Barrow Cemetery 462 78%
Burial Chamber or Dolmen 39 84%
Cairn 624 71%
Carving 18 94%
Causewayed Enclosure 43 55%
Cave or Rock Shelter 151 45%
Chambered Cairn 71 87%
Chambered Tomb 110 76%
Cist 107 72%
Cursus 223 7%
Early Christian Sculptured Stone 80 83%
Henge 103 48%
Hill Figure or Geoglyph 13 84%
Hillfort 666 75%
Holed Stone 21 90%
Holy Well or Sacred Spring 1050 73%
Long Barrow 267 67%
Marker Stone 196 81%
Misc. Earthwork 344 57%
Modern Stone Circle etc 143 87%
Multiple Stone Rows / Avenue 99 88%
Museum 155 54%
Natural Stone / Erratic / Other Natural Feature 298 72%
Not Known (by us) 8 37%
Passage Grave 3 100%
Polissoir 4 100%
Portal Tomb 5 100%
Promontory Fort / Cliff Castle 71 81%
Ring Cairn 141 58%
Rock Art 2281 53%
Rock Cut Tomb 1 100%
Rock Outcrop 62 95%
Round Barrow(s) 1386 68%
Round Cairn 107 90%
Sculptured Stone 32 84%
Souterrain (Fogou, Earth House) 16 75%
Standing Stone (Menhir) 520 85%
Standing Stones 132 83%
Stone Circle 357 77%
Stone Fort or Dun 12 75%
Stone Row / Alignment 150 77%
Timber Circle 52 23%
Turf Maze 16 75%
Vitrified Fort 1 100%
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