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An Historie of Cressewelle and Yonder, by Ruth Watkins (Geological time to present)
...Age The Prehistoric Puzzle ... The Marauding Iron Age Craswall s Farmhouses Politics again: the...
...at Arthur s Stone.   The Marauding Iron Age   The Bronze Age was fleeting...
...abandoned. Most archaeological evidence moves to the Iron Age hill forts of lowland Herefordshire. The...
...be important. Richer land for cultivation was: Iron Agers became crop farmers with less reliance...
...defending themselves against? Themselves; at least, their Iron Age neighbours. That kingly culture cultivated a...
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Postglacial Landscape of SW Herefordshire (to 10,000 BC)
...avoided by early man. Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age and sub-medieval sites of occupation are...
...C Musson/ Woolhope Club) There was an Iron Age habitation site at Poston [4] ....
...http://www.uwsp.edu/geo/faculty/lemke/geog101/lecture_outlines/25_the_ice_age.html [4] Anthony, I.E.  ( 1958), The Iron Age Camp at Poston, Woolhope Club [5]...
Longtown: A Medieval castle and Borough – an Archaeological Investigation Report by English Heritage (2003)
...in the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age periods (Olding 2000, 56). The area...
...Investigator, Alan Phillips, thought that it was Iron Age in date, from its siting and...
...which are known to be of early Iron Age date, however, they are generally smaller...
Olchon Court, Llanveynoe: An Investigation of the Site of Olchon Court Buildings (2010)
...in the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age periods (Olding 2000, 56). However towards...
Entries relating to Ewyas Lacy parishes in the Woolhope Transactions (1930-2009)
...of Vowchurch and some Remarks on the Iron Age in Herefordshire by George Marshall FSA....
Earthwork Castles of Gwent and Ergyng AD 1050-1250: Mouse Castle (1050 - 1250)
...rampart and ditch system that is apparently Iron Age in date. The site itself is...
...the majority of the site may be Iron Age with the Normans just using part...
...existing fortification, the earlier site being an Iron Age hill-fort. The site is an obvious...
...again would be more typical of an Iron Age site. The Norman influence seems to...
Olchon Development Project: Draft Environmental Audit report (1999)
...early Bronze Age and by the mid Iron Age (1000BC) the pollen of trees and...
Archaeological Observations in the Walterstone Area: An Historic Landscape Walk Report (2000)
...and features associated with Walterstone camp, an Iron Age hill fort.       Disclaimer:...
...1466)) Immediately to the north of the Iron Age hill-fort of Walterstone Camp and apparently...
Ewyas Harold Castle: Archaeological Surveys (2007)
...skin colour and language of the local Iron Age population. Further to this his account...
Guest Contribution: The Norman Occupation in the Golden Valley, Ewyas and Clifford: Paper by George Marshall (Norman period)
...men with an infiltration of the Early Iron Age race who, through the researches of...