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Excavated world heritage places tagged “wiltshire”

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Archaeological wonders3 Earthworks3 Megaliths3 Chambered cairns1 Geoglyphs1

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wiltshire6 neolithic4 unesco3 archaeological wonder2 earthwork2 mound2 multi period2 silbury

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Earthwork

Silbury Hill

Late Neolithic 2400–2300 BCE · Late Neolithic Britons (Grooved Ware)

Europe's tallest prehistoric mound – 39-m artificial hill with unknown purpose.

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🇬🇧 United Kingdom · Earthwork

Silbury Hill — Avebury Landscape

Late Neolithic · Late Neolithic Wessex

Largest prehistoric artificial mound in Europe (c. 2400 BCE), 39.3 m high conical chalk mound in Avebury World Heritage Site.