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Earthworks in United Kingdom matching “Wiltshire, England” · Mysteria

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Earthworks in United Kingdom matching “Wiltshire, England”

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Earthwork

Windmill Hill Causewayed Camp Wiltshire

Neolithic (3650–3000 BCE) · Early Neolithic / Peterborough

Avebury's northern causewayed camp excavated by Keiller 1925–29, 3650 BCE basal layer with Ebbsfleet ceramics.

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Earthwork

Stonehenge Cursus — South Avenue Bank & Ditch

Neolithic to Mississippian (3000 BCE–1400 CE) · Neolithic / Woodland

Stonehenge Cursus — South Avenue Bank & Ditch in England, Wiltshire, Salisbury Plain, United Kingdom is a Neolithic to Mississippian (3000 BCE–1400 CE) ear…

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Megalith

Windmill Hill Causewayed Enclosure

Early Neolithic · Windmill Hill / Hembury Ware

Type-site causewayed enclosure 2 km from Avebury — three interrupted ditch circuits enclosing 8.5 ha.

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Earthwork

Silbury Hill South Spur — Waden Hill Causeway

Late Neolithic (2400–2300 BCE) · Beaker / Late Neolithic

Southern approach terraces excavated by Atkinson 1968–70, linking Silbury to West Kennet causewayed enclosure, view from 800 m.