Reynoldston Camp
Iron Age Hillfort
Reynoldston Camp is a site that contains the remains of a defended enclosure, likely dating back to the Iron Age period, around 800 BC to AD 74. It is located at an elevation of 100 meters above Ordnance Datum (OD) on gently sloping ground that falls towards the south. The enclosed area is approximately 0.2 hectares and is defined by a spread bank with an external ditch. The overall width of the defences is about 20 meters, with the bank rising 0.5 meters above the interior and 1.4 meters above the bottom of the ditch. There are remains of a damaged entrance on the south side, measuring about 5 meters wide. In 1833, pottery believed to be Roman was discovered in the ditch by S. Lewis.
Sites near Reynoldston Camp
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Iron Age Hillfort - Stembridge Hillfort (2 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - Llanddewi, Port Eynon (3 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - Cilifor Top (3 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - Crawley Rocks, Nicholston Burrows (4 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - Tor-Gro (4 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - Harding's Down, East Camp (5 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - Harding's Down, North Camp (5 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - The Bulwark, Llanmadoc Hill (5 km)
Iron Age Hillfort - Harding's Down West Camp (5 km)
Iron Age Hillfort