Monochrome watercolour depicting the tumbled stone ramparts of Dolebury Hillfort. These reach a particularly impressive height toward the right of frame. In the distance, flat farmland stretches off toward the Bristol Channel, where the long promontory of Brean Down is clearly visible. The island of Steep Holm can just be seen in the water beyond, and further still lie the hills of South Wales. The sky is mottled with light cloud.

"Inside Dolebury Camp, looking over Dinghurst and Banwell Camps to Brean Down" from Ancient Earthworks & Camps of Somerset (Edward J. Burrow, 1924). #HillfortsWednesday #Archaeology #Prehistory #Watercolour #Monochrome #BlackAndWhite #Dolebury #BreanDown #Somerset

Monochrome watercolour showing a massive stone rampart at left, separated by a ditch from a lesser rampart toward the lower-right of frame. In the distance, fields lead down to the Bristol Channel, beyond which is glimpsed the coast of South Wales. The sky appears laden with cloud.

"The immense stone rampart of Dolebury Camp, at the North-East angle" from Ancient Earthworks & Camps of Somerset (Edward J. Burrow, 1924). #HillfortsWednesday #Watercolour #Dolebury #IronAge #Somerset