"So, you think its post not pre Roman? How old do you think it is? For that matter, how old do you reckon Wychbury is??"
Apologies Forrester for confusing you, no, I mean Burf Castle is probably Iron Age, but the roman marching fort at Quatford could be an older site than just Roman (lookout?) on the crossing at Quatford. The link I make is the old path s/roads to the Quatford crossing from Burf Castle. This would, I imagine , have been all under the same tribal control if Burf Castle 'defended' the Severn crossing there.

"how old do you reckon Wychbury is??"

Good question. Well, obviously the hil itself is as old as, well, the hills (boom-cha!), but human occupation changed the way it looked during the Iron Age. here is a wealth of hillforts around these parts, and they all look so similar to me: Woodbury, British Camp, Burf Castle, Meon Hill, Wychbury etc etc.

What interests me about Wychbury are the tumuli, which could be bronze age? Check out the ones at Harborough Hill nearby. What does that tell us? Did the Hwicce build burial mounds?