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1	OBJECTID	Site Name	Dating Evidence Type	Dating Evidence Comments
2	1	EN0001 Aconbury Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Pottery evidence.
3	2	EN0001 Aconbury Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	The finding of Iron Age and Roman pottery suggests late Iron Age to Roman period occupation.
4	3	EN0004 Brandon Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Iron Age pottery
5	4	EN0004 Brandon Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Samian ware and coins of Neronian date with Spanish amphora.
6	5	EN0005 British Camp, Herefordshire	Morphology	General morphological survey and historical references suggest dating.
7	6	EN0007 Capler Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Coin of Lucilla in Hereford Museum and 4th century AD Roman ware fragment suggest Roman influence.
8	7	EN0007 Capler Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Flint scraper found of possible early date.
9	8	EN0008 Chase Wood Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Neolithic implements and Mesolothic microlith found as result of tree clearance.
10	9	EN0011 Credenhill Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Romano-British sherds found by Stanford. Bronze Age sherd.
11	10	EN0012 Croft Ambrey, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Iron Age pottery from the main enclosure. Coarse ware predominated in the annexe, but also included some Samian ware.
12	11	EN0012 Croft Ambrey, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Triskele pendants found.
13	12	EN0012 Croft Ambrey, Herefordshire	Radiocarbon	Stanford - problematic as vast range 1700 BC to 750 BC?
14	13	EN0012 Croft Ambrey, Herefordshire	Morphology	Stanford suggested seven periods of occupation as a result of the renewal of the gates.
15	14	EN0013 Dinedor Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Iron Age pottery.
16	15	EN0013 Dinedor Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Neolithic polished axe; Iron age to Roman pottery; Roman coins.
17	16	EN0015 Dorstone Hill, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Neolithic struck flints (20) and Romano-British pottery
18	17	EN0017 Eaton Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Pottery and VCP of middle Iron Age and late Iron Age date.
19	18	EN0017 Eaton Camp, Herefordshire	Radiocarbon
20	19	EN0019 Garmsley Camp, Worcestershire	Artefactual	Roman bricks found.
21	20	EN0021 Ivington Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Narrow trench excavation found Iron Age pottery and briquetage.
22	21	EN0022 Little Doward, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Single sherd of possible late Bronze Age and early/middle Iron Age pottery.
23	22	EN0022 Little Doward, Herefordshire	Radiocarbon	Various dates determined.
24	23	EN0024 Midsummer Hill, Herefordshire	Radiocarbon	Dating from two C14 dates taken during Stanford's excavations.
25	24	EN0025 Oldbury, Much Marcle, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Chance finds of: bronze looped palstave. Bronze Age barbed and tanged grey flint arrowhead. Broken microlith. Worked flint implements.
26	25	EN0025 Oldbury, Much Marcle, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Fragments of 'duck stamped pottery from ploughed down rampart at NE corner. coarse black pottery similar to that from Sutton Walls. Small fragment of Romano-British globular jar from W side of fort.
27	26	EN0028 Poston Camp, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Evidence of Roman occupation. Pottery in Roman level greater than earlier layers.
28	27	EN0031 Sutton Walls, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Iron Age pottery with Romano-British ware in great abundance. Metal-ware and Five Roman coins.
29	28	EN0032 Timberline, Herefordshire	Artefactual	The only dating evidence is that of some Romano-British pottery in occupation layers.
30	29	EN0034 Wall Hills Camp, Ledbury, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Bronze Roman coins.
31	30	EN0034 Wall Hills Camp, Ledbury, Herefordshire	Artefactual	Fragments of dark grey/black ware, similar to that from British Camp and light red ware, similar to that from Sutton Walls. Some Romano-British sherds.
32	31	EN0040 Billings Ring, Shropshire	Artefactual	Chance finds of small fragments of Samian ware and black ware found before 1958 suggest some Romano-British or Roman activity.
33	32	EN0040 Billings Ring, Shropshire	Morphology	The site is probably of late Iron Age date, but this is conjecture.
34	33	EN0046 Burrow Hill Camp, Shropshire	Artefactual	Excavation found 'duck-stamped' pottery of c. 100 BC. A mortarium rim was found outside the ramparts.
35	34	EN0048 Bury Walls, Shropshire	Morphology
36	35	EN0048 Bury Walls, Shropshire	Other	Rectangular building (Roman temple?) excavated in the 1930's.
37	36	EN0049 Caer Caradoc, Clun, Shropshire	Artefactual	Neolithic/Bronze Age worked flints and scrapers found.
38	37	EN0061 Caynham Camp, Shropshire	Radiocarbon	P. Gelling excavation 1957-61.
39	38	EN0061 Caynham Camp, Shropshire	Morphology
40	39	EN0062 Chesterton Walls, Shropshire	Artefactual	Roman coins found.
41	40	EN0066 Earl's Hill, Shropshire	Other	Evidence of WWII emplacement.
42	41	EN0067 Ebury Hill, Shropshire	Artefactual	VCP (briquetage) found in Stanford's excavations.
43	42	EN0067 Ebury Hill, Shropshire	Morphology	Stanford suggested a date of between the late Bronze Age to the Iron Age for occupation, there being no evidence for Roman activity.
44	43	WA0071 Llanymynech Hill, Powys	Artefactual	Roman coin hoard.
45	44	WA0071 Llanymynech Hill, Powys	Radiocarbon	Charcoal from pit gave dates of 2020 BP (162BC-53AD) and 2170 BP (363BC- 119BC).
46	45	WA0071 Llanymynech Hill, Powys	Other	Copper alloy from layers showed hillfort in existence before late 2nd century BC.
47	46	WA0071 Llanymynech Hill, Powys	Other	Evidence to suggest that ores mined and used for manufacture of bronze weapons and implements from later Bronze Age onwards and there is a cave known as the Ogof inside the hillfort probably Roman mine.
48	47	EN0075 Old Oswestry, Shropshire	Artefactual	VCP and bronze working finds
49	48	EN0075 Old Oswestry, Shropshire	Morphology	Probable late Bronze Age origins, with occupation to the late Iron Age.
50	49	EN0076 Nesscliffe Hill Camp, Shropshire	Artefactual	Roman pottery and coins found of c. 2nd-4th century AD However, worked flint could indicate earlier occupation or activity.
51	50	EN0077 Pave Lane, Shropshire	Other	Cobbled surface of probable Iron Age date found by excavation of SW entrance.
52	51	EN0078 Pontesford Hill Camp, Shropshire	Artefactual	Possible Neolithic occupation of the col as flints found. Rampart possibly late iron Age.
53	52	EN0078 Pontesford Hill Camp, Shropshire	Morphology	Rampart possibly late Iron Age.
54	53	EN0081 Robury Ring, Shropshire	Artefactual	Of significance were earlier pottery sherds and a Bronze Age cremation urn with flint flakes indicating a possible early origin to the site or early activity.
55	54	EN0083 Roveries Hill Camp, Shropshire	Artefactual	Evidence of Mesolithic macehead and Neolithic hearth and Windmill Hill ware.
56	55	EN0084 The Berth, Shropshire	Artefactual	Middle to late Iron Age to Roman pottery found. Bronze, sub Roman to Roman cauldron found in 1906 with evidence of Roman timber building of c. 4th century AD.
57	56	EN0089 The Lawley (Summit), Shropshire	Morphology	Use of cross-dykes suggest a mid to late Bronze Age origin of the site.
58	57	EN0090 The Wrekin, Shropshire	Artefactual	Late Bronze Age pottery of 9th-8th centuries BC suggest an early origin to the fort, in keeping with other major Marches sites such as Y Breiddin,
59	58	EN0090 The Wrekin, Shropshire	Artefactual	Two javelin heads were found of mid 1st century AD date.
60	59	EN0090 The Wrekin, Shropshire	Radiocarbon	C14 dating of charcoal from a post-built structure found dates of 7th-5th and 5th-4th centuries BC.
61	60	EN0091 Titterstone Clee, Shropshire	Morphology	Timber revetted rampart may be late Bronze Age.
62	61	EN0091 Titterstone Clee, Shropshire	Morphology	Two late Bronze Age ring cairns in the interior.
63	62	EN0092 Wall Camp, Kynnersley, Shropshire	Artefactual	Iron Age and VCP pottery dating.
64	63	EN0092 Wall Camp, Kynnersley, Shropshire	Radiocarbon	C14 and Iron Age and VCP pottery dating indicated occupation from the 3rd century BC to the 1st century AD, just before the Roman Conquest.
65	64	EN0095 Grimsbury Castle, West Berkshire	Artefactual	Early Iron Age pottery; quernstone, flint tools, pot boilers and possible sling shot
66	65	EN0095 Grimsbury Castle, West Berkshire	Morphology
67	66	EN0097 Walbury Camp, West Berkshire	Morphology
68	67	EN0099 Membury Camp, Wiltshire	Artefactual	Possible Iron Age pottery.
69	68	EN0100 Eston Nab, North Yorkshire	Artefactual	Bronze Age
70	69	EN0100 Eston Nab, North Yorkshire	Artefactual	Mesolithic and Neolithic
71	70	EN0101 Perborough Castle, West Berkshire	Artefactual
72	71	EN0102 Caesar's Camp, Bracknell Forest	Artefactual	Late Neolithic\early Bronze Age flints recovered from in-situ pits
73	72	EN0102 Caesar's Camp, Bracknell Forest	Artefactual	Surface find - coin of Cunobelin (Stukeley 1724)
74	73	EN0102 Caesar's Camp, Bracknell Forest	Artefactual	Three middle-late Iron Age saucepan pot sherds of St Catherine's Hill, Worthy Down type. Neolithic hammer stone
75	74	EN0104 Barrock Fell, Cumbria	Artefactual	Surface finds of 29 sherds of coarse greyware and one small samian fragment in May 1978. Donated by Dr D Welsby, Univ of Newcastle upon Tyne, June 1983. At Tullie House, Acc no 121-1983 (Richardson 1990).
76	75	EN0105 Humbledon Hill, Tyne and Wear	Artefactual	Animal bone, some burnt; flint and pottery fragments, fragment of a possible Iron Age loom weight
77	76	EN0108 Castle Crag, Borrowdale, Cumbria	Artefactual	Roman or later where dateable
78	77	EN0109 Castle How, Peel Wyke, Cumbria	Artefactual	Roman roofing tile
79	78	EN0113 Shoulthwaite Gill, Cumbria	Radiocarbon	AD 538 - 676 and cal AD 560 - 690
80	79	EN0114 Castle Head, Cumbria	Artefactual
81	80	EN0115 Maiden Castle, County Durham	Artefactual	Topsoil finds of 15th or 16th century pottery fragments
82	81	EN0116 Skelmore Heads, Cumbria	Artefactual	Neolithic and Bronze Age finds recovered
83	82	EN0117 Swarthy Hill, Cumbria	Radiocarbon	Charcoal recovered from the fill of the inner ditch has produced a radiocarbon date of 601-394 Cal BC (Bewley 1992: 39)
84	83	EN0134 Cassington Ring, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	1st century BC pottery from ditch at SE entrance
85	84	EN0135 Tadmarton Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Iron Age and Romano-British pottery
86	85	EN0135 Tadmarton Camp, Oxfordshire	Morphology	Form of bivallate hillfort
87	86	EN0136 Madmarston Hill Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Pottery
88	87	EN0137 Alfred's Castle, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	a good pottery typology
89	88	EN0137 Alfred's Castle, Oxfordshire	Radiocarbon	a good suite of 24 dates
90	89	EN0138 Castle Grove Camp, Oxfordshire	Morphology	Appears to be Iron Age
91	90	EN0139 Bozedown Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Pottery from excavation (Wood 1954)
92	91	EN0140 Blewburton Hill, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Pottery
93	92	EN0141 Little Coxwell Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	surface pottery
94	93	EN0142 Sinodun Hill Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	pottery
95	94	EN0143 Cherbury Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	pottery
96	95	EN0144 Badbury Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Pottery from surface collection
97	96	EN0145 Burroway, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Small amounts of Iron Age pottery from excavations, possibly early and middle Iron Age.
98	97	EN0146 Uffington Castle, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Iron Age and Romano-British pottery typology
99	98	EN0148 Chastleton Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Pottery from excavations
100	99	EN0149 Bladon Camp, Oxfordshire	Artefactual	Pottery from excavation