The prominent clifftop setting of the fort over on the left, with the Castlemartin peninsula stretching away in the distance.
Image credit: A. Brookes (27.3.2014)
The prominent clifftop setting of the fort over on the left, with the Castlemartin peninsula stretching away in the distance.
The clearly defined earthwork seen from the NNW. The intervening ground drops steeply to a stream then climbs again.
Erosion is damaging the southeastern section of the bank, exposing the stone construction.
The strata of the underlying rock can be seen exposed in the ditch.
The northern arc of the single rampart.
Looking from the fort interior over the cliffs forming the western extent of the site.
The single bank and rock-cut ditch on the eastern side of the fort.
Approaching the fort from the east, the only direction where there is no slope or cliffs protecting the site.