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Boddington Camp

Buckinghamshire, England · Atlas EN3425

Location

Atlas number
EN3425 (3425)
Country
England
Current county or unitary authority
Buckinghamshire
Historic county
Buckinghamshire
Parish, community, or townland
Halton
National Grid reference
SP 8822 0798
Latitude
51.76351
Longitude
-0.72307
Altitude
251 m

Form and condition

Type
contour fort
Condition
Extant and Likely destroyed
Morphology
univallate
Complete rampart circuit
Yes
Number of ramparts
1
Number of ditches
1
Possible original entrances
0
Breaks through the ramparts
2
Enclosed area
7 ha
Enclosing works, as visible
earthen bank and counterscarp bank
Enclosing works, excavated
earthen bank
Also recorded
ditches

Landscape

Topographic position
hilltop and spur
Aspect
level
Land use
woodland

Dating

Dating
400 BC–AD 50
Dating evidence
Artefactual
Dating reliability
B - Medium

Interior and investigation

Finds
pottery, metal, and lithics
Investigations
1st Identified Written Reference (1912); Other (1963); Excavation (1964); Other (1974); Geophysical Survey (1996); Earthwork Survey (1996); Other (2010); 1st Identified Map Depiction (1877-1878)

Identifiers

Scheduled monument number
1011304
HER
Buckinghamshire 164500000
National record
record SP 80 NE 2; monument 344134
Wikidata
Q31117417

Sources

References

  1. Anon. 1961-65. Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum. Rec Buckinghamshire 17, (1964), 301
  2. Bartlett-Clark Consultancy. 1996. Archaeogeophysical survey of the Hillfort at Boddington Banks, Wendover. Unpublished.
  3. Farley, M. 1982. Archaeological Notes from the Buckinghamshire County Museum. Rec Buckinghamshire 24, 172
  4. Royal Commision on Historic Monuments England. 1912. Buckinghamshire, 1, 184.
  5. Thorn, B. and Gething, I. 1996. A report on an Archaeological Survey of the Hillfort at Boddington Bank, Wendover, Buckinghamshire. Bartlett Clark Consultancy. Unpublished.