Monumentality in Later Prehistory

Focusing on the late prehistoric settlement of Castell Henllys, this volume details a 30-year excavation that reveals the site's defensive structures and monumental significance. It highlights the Iron Age's regional cultural diversity, contrasting Castell Henllys with prominent hillforts in England, Wales, and Europe. The research offers a unique perspective on earthworks, debating their roles as military defenses or community symbols. This work serves as an essential case study for understanding Iron Age hillforts and is crucial for advanced archaeology studies in Britain, Europe, and North America.