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Stokeleigh Camp is an Iron Age
promontory fort in
Leigh Woods North Somerset near Bristol, England. The hill fort is one of
three Iron Age fortifications...
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Bristol and
north of the
Ashton Court estate, of
which it
formed a part.
Stokeleigh Camp, a
hillfort thought to have been
occupied from the
third century...
- be seen in the
Bristol area at Maes Knoll,
Clifton Down,
Burwalls and
Stokeleigh – all
overlooking the Avon
Gorge – and at
Kingsweston Down and Blaise...
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Thomas &
Sarah Felicity Stokeleigh-Pomeroy Episode: "The
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valley beside the
suspension bridge, is
Stokeleigh Camp, one of
three Iron Age hill
forts in the area.
Stokeleigh was
occupied from 3BC to 1AD, and was...
- Nymettracey, Poughill, Puddington, Sandford, Sherwood, Shobrook,
Stokeleigh English,
Stokeleigh Pomeroy, Thelbridge,
Upton Helions, Washfordpyne, Wembworthy...
- Iron Age
fortifications overlooking the Avon Gorge, the
others being Stokeleigh Camp and
Clifton Camp on the
opposite side of the gorge, on
Clifton Down...
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January 2015. "
Stokeleigh Camp Hillfort".
Hillfort in
England in Somerset.
Megalithic Portal.
Retrieved 26
December 2010. "
Stokeleigh Camp". Roman-Britain...
- Avon
Gorge in Bristol, England. The only
specimen grows on a
cliff below Stokeleigh Camp at
Leigh Woods in
North Somerset and
cannot be
accessed without ropes...
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Archived from the
original on 1
October 2012.
Retrieved 16
March 2011. "
Stokeleigh Camp: a
promontory fort in
Leigh Woods".
National Heritage List for England...
