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Hamsterley, County Durham
First screened 16 March 2008

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Time Trial

Watched the programme, browsed the web pages? Now try our quick quiz to see how much you know about hillforts.

Question 1 of 6
In which county is the lowest Iron Age hillfort in Britain?




Question 2 of 6
What term, first used by Julius Caesar, is employed to mean a large hillfort?




Question 3 of 6
Covering an area of 47 acres, which is the largest Iron-Age hillfort in Europe?






Question 4 of 6
Which suffix, meaning 'fortified enclosure', is often found in the modern place names of locations where there are Iron-Age hillforts?




Question 5 of 6
How many hillforts, excluding very small enclosures, are there estimated to be in Britain?




Question 6 of 6
And how many hillforts are there estimated to be in Europe as a whole?




out of 6 correct on first try

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