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Winklebury (Winklebury Camp/Winklebury Ring) (Hillfort) on The Modern Antiquarian, the UK & Ireland's most popular megalithic community website. The site also contains a vast wealth of information on many more ancient sites across the UK & Ireland.
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Also known as:
Winklebury Camp
Winklebury Ring
Nearest Town:
Basingstoke (3km E)
OS Ref (GB):
SU613529 /
Sheet: 185
Latitude:
51° 16' 17.02" N
Longitude:
1° 7' 16.23" W
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Well it's not every child that goes to school inside an Iron Age hillfort (at least not in the present century) - unless you're at Fort Hill Community School. The fort's even on their
badge
along with a nice celticy white horse.
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Rhiannon
23rd August 2006ce
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