Monumentality in Later Prehistory

Part I. Setting the Scene

1. Enclosure and Monumentality: Hillforts in British and European Late Prehistory
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2. Castell Henllys in Its Temporal, Cultural, and Intellectual Contexts
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Part II. The Palisaded Settlement

3. The Palisade and Entrance
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4. The Interior: Roundhouses, Scoops, and Activity Areas
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5. A Boundary in Stones: The Chevaux-de-Frise

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6. The Palisaded Settlement: Its Size, Character and Environmental Impact
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Part III. Ramparts and Ditches

7. Previous Research on Hillfort Ramparts and Ditches
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8. Ramparts and Ditches on the Western Side of the Fort
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9. The Building of a Rampart: Stratigraphy and Action Unpicked
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10. Encircling the Promontory
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11. Ramparts and Ditches: Evidence and Inference
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Part IV. The Entrances

12. Crossing Thresholds: Entrances in Stone
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13. Crossing Thresholds: From Monumental to Non-monumental
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14. An Epilogue: The Late Roman or Post-Roman Refurbishment
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Part V. Conclusions

15. Context, Function, Meaning
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Keywords: Social Sciences, Archaeology, Cultural Heritage