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Berrow Hill Camp, Martley

Worcestershire, England · Atlas EN0368

Location

Atlas number
EN0368 (368)
Country
England
Current county or unitary authority
Worcestershire
Historic county
Worcestershire
Parish, community, or townland
Martley
National Grid reference
SO744585
Latitude
52.22479
Longitude
-2.37501
Altitude
183 m

Form and condition

Type
contour fort
Condition
Extant
Morphology
partial univallate and partial bivallate
Complete rampart circuit
Yes
Number of ramparts
2
Ramparts by quadrant
NE 2, SE 1, SW 1, NW 1
Number of ditches
1
Possible original entrances
2
Breaks through the ramparts
3
Enclosed area
2.8 ha
Enclosing works, as visible
earthen bank
Also recorded
ditches
Entrance forms
Simple Gap (North west); In-turned (South east)

Landscape

Topographic position
spur
Aspect
level
Land use
woodland, pasture, and scrub or bracken

Dating

Dating
800–400 BC and 400 BC–AD 50
Dating evidence
Other
Dating reliability
C - Low

Interior and investigation

Interior surface
curvilinear platforms
Investigations
1st Identified Map Depiction (1885-1900); Other (2000-2005); Earthwork Survey (2000-2005)

Identifiers

Scheduled monument number
1005332
HER
Worcestershire MWR501 (second identifier WSM01272)
National record
record SO 75 NW 3; monument 113954
Wikidata
Q31120203

Sources

References

  1. Bowden, M. 2002. Berrow Hill, Martley, Worcestershire: level 2 archaeological survey, EH Archaeol Investig Rep AI/32/2002, Swindon: English Heritage.
  2. Bowden, M. 2005. The Malvern Hills: an ancient landscape: an archaeological landscape, London: English Heritage.
  3. Page, W. and Willis-Bund, J.W. (eds) 1924. Victoria History of the Counties of England: a history of the County of Worcestershire, Vol IV, 392, 422, London: St Catherine Press.
  4. Windle, B.C.A. and Willis-Bund, J.W. (eds) 1901. Victoria History of the Counties of England: a history of the County of Worcestershire, 1, 187, London: St Catherine Press.