Uffington Castle
Uffington Castle is the remains of a late
Bronze Age hill-fort in
Oxfordshire,
England on the Ridgeway, 400 metres North East of
Uffington White Horse. It covers about three hectares, and has two earth banks separated by a ditch, and originally had a parapet wall. Excavations indicated that it was probably built in the
7th or
8th century BC and continued to be occupied throughout the
Iron Age but was abandoned in the second or
3rd century BC, only to be reoccupied again in the
3rd century during the
Roman period.