Huntsham Castle

Iron Age hillfort (c. 500-300 BC) in Devon, England, occupying a prominent hill 260m above sea level [1]. The sub-circular univallate enclosure spans approximately 150m in diameter, overlooking valleys of two tributaries to the River Lowman [1]. A surrounding rampart reaches up to 2.9m externally and 2.4m internally, with greater height on the northern side [1].