Thirty-Two Acres of Iron Age Power

Uley Bury is one of the largest hillforts in the Cotswolds, covering 32 acres with a double rampart over a mile long, occupied from around 300 BC. Uley Bury is not a subtle piece of engineering. Covering 32 acres — roughly 13 hectares — at 230 metres above sea level, it is one of the largest hillforts along the Cotswold escarpment. Its builders,...