Timeline & Chronology of Iron Age Britain: Hillforts
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This worksheet helps students understand the development and significance of hillforts in Iron Age Britain through timeline activities and chronological analysis.
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Timeline & Chronology of Iron Age Britain: Hillforts
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Introduction to Hillforts
Source A: Archaeological Summary of Hillforts 'Hillforts are large, fortified settlements built on high ground during the Iron Age. They typically feature defensive walls, ditches, and entrances.' Provenance: Summary written by archaeologists from recent excavations.
Timeline of Hillfort Construction
Source B: Timeline of Iron Age Britain 'The earliest hillforts appeared around 800 BC. Construction peaked between 500 and 300 BC, with some continuing into the Roman period.' Provenance: Chronology from archaeological dating of hillfort remains.
Analysis of Hillfort Use and Function
Source C: Modern historian's view 'Hillforts served not only as defensive structures but also as symbols of power and social organization.' Provenance: Written by a contemporary historian analyzing archaeological evidence.
Summary and Reflection
Source D: Student's Summary 'Hillforts were important in Iron Age Britain because they provided safety, helped organize communities, and showed the power of leaders.' Provenance: Student’s notes based on lessons and sources.
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- 1/1/2026
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- 1/1/2026
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