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Danebury: Anatomy of an Iron Age hillfort

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Hillforts - progress towards an understanding the Danebury project takes shape man and landscape in Wessex the fort builders - the sequence established defence and warfare the settlement - its people and their houses daily bread - the farming regime crafts, exchange and luxury the social order the end of Danebury aftermath - fairs and rabbits.

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