Hilltop (or similar) enclosure usually thought to be defensive. Most hillforts date from the Iron Age, although some are earlier.  Heidnisch Biel Hillfort in Wallis Posted by KaiHofmann on Wednesday, 02 February 2011 Condition: 2, Ambience: 4, Access: 4, Accuracy: 4 (No Pic) No Comments |
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