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Cardington Causewayed Enclosure
Eton Wick Causewayed Enclosure
Maiden Bower Hillfort
Hambledon Hill Causewayed Enclosure
Maiden Castle
Rams Hill Causewayed Enclosure
Robin Hood's Ball Enclosure
Barkdale Camp
Burnham Causewayed Enclosure
Combe Hill
The Trundle
Whitehawk Camp
Knap Hill
Rybury Camp, Wiltshire
Windmill Hill Causewayed Enclosure
Causewayed Enclosure is in Neolithic Monuments.
Causewayed Enclosure are areas of ground, typically high ground, enclosed by one or more discontinuous banks and ditches. The discontinuous nature of their banks and ditches suggests they weren't used for settlement. There are around seventy in England, one hundred in France. Excavations suggest the ditches were repeatedly re-cut and pottery and bones (animal and human) were deliberately deposited.