A geophysical survey of Blackers Hill (PRNÂ 23292) was undertaken in 1999 which provided evidence for activity within the interior as well as recognizing areas of geological disturbance. Blackers Hill may have undergone several phases of activity as several enclosures, linear boundaries, roundhouses and pits were detected . The survey revealed the possible line of a destroyed inner rampart and suggests that an original entrance may have existed in the NE corner. Analysis of the surveys and other evidence suggests that Blackers Hill originated as a univallate structure and was then later modified, forming a developed hillfort. {1}
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Survey report - Allen, E, 1999, "A Geophysical Survey of an Iron Age Hillfort at Blackers Hill, Chilcompton, North Somerset" unpublished BSc report in HER files |
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