The western flank from the public right of way....
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The outer fence is presumably to deter the rabbit. Seems the bloody things are breeding like.... well... rabbits.
The western flank remains impressive, despite its disintegration....
Approx north-western corner, the bank progressively ploughed away.
To east, looking north...
South-eastern arc.... showing construction technique..
Western flank, looking approx south.
Western flank, looking approx north... riddled with animal burrows to the point of near destruction.... but still there.
Approx south-eastern arc, looking north-east(ish)... sorry, not very precise. But not bad for a (probable) late Bronze Age hillfort.
The enclosure viewed from the north-west... hawthorns crown the remaining banks.
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A defended Iron Age farming settlement, probably begun in the late Bronze Age, and a stone’s throw from the Icknield Way.
Sites within 20km of Arbury Banks
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Highley Hill
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Gallows Hill
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Norton Henge
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Weston Hill
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Weston Hill
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Clothall
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The Five Hills
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Therfield Heath Long Barrow
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Earl’s Hill
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Wilbury Hill
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Ickleford Tumulus
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Sandy Lodge Promontory Fort
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Galley Hill (Sandy)
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Grinnel Hill
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Caesar’s Camp (Sandy)
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Goffer’s Knoll
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Summer House Farm Square Barrow
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Knocking Knoll
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Six Hills
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Tingley Field Plantation
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Bummers Hill
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Telegraph Hill, Lilley
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Wayting Hill
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Graffridge Wood
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Ravensburgh Castle
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Willington Henge
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Cardington Causewayed Enclosure
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Round Hill (Roxton)
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