The Brigantes Hillfort That Never Was: Almondbury/Castle Hill, Huddersfield @CatherineWarr
The Brigantes Hillfort That Never Was: Almondbury/Castle Hill, Huddersfield  @CatherineWarr
Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Did the Romans destroy this hillfort? Or is the truth far stranger? How do we even *do* history anyway?

Sources
Cunliffe, Barry (1975). Iron Age Communities in Britain, Book Club Associates: London.
Veraley, W. J. (1939). Report of the First Year’s Excavations 1939, Castle Hill, Almondbury, Excavation Committee.
https://huddersfield.exposed/wiki/Castle_Hill,_Almondbury
Varley, W. (1973). Castle Hill Almondbury: A brief guide to the excavations 1939-1972

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