Hidden Tricks Ancient Engineers Used in Hillforts

(A quick reminder that the places we visit are normally always scheduled monuments and protected. The shovel is of course purely to highlight the digging of a hillfort by Iron Age people and not in anyway intended to be any form of metal detecting). I've recently delved into how exactly Iron Age People built Hillforts. This is a little video on what I learnt which i thought I would share with you! **All Drone Footage at DANEBURY from ‪@OPOCHKA‬ used with permission** (NOT MY OWN). Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @pwhitewick   OR Patreon:   / paulandrebeccawhitewick   Videos To Watch Next: The Hillfort Problem:    • The HILLFORT Mystery - What are we Missing?   The foregotten Roman Wall:    • The Forgotten Roman Wall.   Usual notices: 1. We are not historians or Academics. We enjoy researching and learning, and with that we enjoy sharing our journeys with you. That said, sources for information often listed below with credits. 2. Corrections. Whilst we make every attempt to not include any errors, research, and piecing stories together from dozens of sources sometimes leads to one or two. I will note here if any are found: Errors and Notes 1. Credit and thanks for assets Long UK Maps: https://mapswire.com/maps/united-king... Filter: Snowman Digital and Beachfront B-Roll Maps: Google Maps and Google Earth Studio Maps: National Library of Scotland Maps: OS Maps. Media License. Stock Footage: Storyblocks Music: Storyblocks, epidemicsound and artlist Old Map: NLS - https://www.nls.uk/ Credit for images/footage: Ladle Hill-an unfinished hillfort - Stuart Piggott - Purchased. All other - Own footage. Sources: Ladle Hill-an unfinished hillfort - Stuart Piggott. Danebury Hillfort and Environs - Barry Cunliffe. Alfreds Castle: https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Ga... Chapters 00:00 - Intro 01:09 - The Unfinished 05:00 - I'll be there for you 08:12 - Nuts and Bolts 11:48 - Stuff 14:00 - No name