Join Andrew Rogerson as he presents a talk at the Norfolk Record Office on Bloodgate Hill Fort, South Creake.
The only pre-Roman Iron Age hillfort in Norfolk that lies convincingly on a hill has, since 2003, been in the safe hands of the Norfolk Archaeological Trust, but in 1827, considered no more than a hindrance to agricultural improvement, it was severely damaged by levelling. Despite this partial destruction it remains a site of abiding interest and deserves to be better known. Geophysical survey and limited excavation have provided a better understanding of the sites lay-out and development than was available from its much denuded remains alone. This talk will attempt to place the site in context and summarise out present state of knowledge.
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This talk is part of a series of events for the Norfolk Archaeological Trust: Its Centenary and Beyond Project (NAT 100 for short) which is supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. The project is helping Norfolk Archaeological Trust, in partnership with Norfolk Record Office (NRO), to celebrate its first hundred years and improve its resilience for the future.
