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Vitrified Fort Sites

1930s photograph of Castle Hill
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Barry Hill Fort
Hillfort on Hill of Barra, near Old Meldrum, from the air

Barry Hill is a textbook “big fort waiting for a small trench”: its spectacular vitrified rampart, enigmatic outer works and Read more

Tap O’Noth Hill Fort
Tap O Noth Hillfort

This is one of the best examples of a vitrified fort, it is near the village of Rhynie in northeastern Read more

Finavon Fort

Finavon Hill has attracted a great deal of archaeological interest from antiquarians and archaeologists over the years especially since it Read more

Eileen na Goar Fort
Eilean nan Gobhar

This island, locally termed Eilean na Goar, is the most eastern and is bounded on all sides by precipitous gneiss Read more

Dunnideer Fort

The Medieval Castle, the most prominent feature in the hill, stands inside, and is built from the debris of, an Read more

Arka Unskel hillfort, Highlands

Arka Unskel is 2½ miles ESE of Arisaig at NM693839 and has also been known as Arisaig Fort, Ard Ghaunsgoik Read more

Vitrified Forts Distribution
hillfort in Highland, Scotland, UK, Rubh' Ard Ghaunsgail

One of the great mysteries of classical archaeology is the spartan worldwide distribution of vitrified forts, except for Scotland and Read more

Vitrified Forts Gazeteer
Castercliff Vitrified Hillfort

INVENTORY OF THE FORTS VITRIFY (updated August 2000) by Roland Comte Translated from the original French version by an Internet Read more

The Vitrified Forts of the British Isles and Europe
Tap O Noth LiDAR 1m - Thanks to the National Library of Scotland

This page is the "collection centre" for our research into vitrified forts, covering the area largely known as the British Read more

Mystery of Vitrified Forts
Urqhart Castle

It was during a trip to.Scotland, in the Summer of 1997, that I first heard of vitrified hillforts. It was Read more

Classification of Vitrified Forts
Very vitrified. Possibly part of the pictish fort that was here.

Archaeologists have suggested ways to organise the very varied “vitrified forts” into formal classes – especially schemes that distinguish forts Read more

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