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Chactonbury and Cissbury |
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Chactonbury on the surrounding bank (south side) |
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| the fenced-off interior – now very shrubby |
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| on the surrounding bank (north-west side) |
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| a view of the south-western entrance |
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| views of the downland (and misty clouds) on the walk between Chactonbury and Cissbury |
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| the northern ramparts of Cissbury |
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| looking north from Cissbury to Chactonbury, hidden in the wisps of cloud! |
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| Iron Age attacker assaults the north side of Cissbury |
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| SW ramparts of Cissbury looking over the Findon valley |
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| South entrance of Cissbury |
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| southern ramparts of Cissbury looking west |
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| Interior of Cissbury looking north from the south entrance. The bushes mark the sites of flint mines. |
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| southern ramparts of Cissbury looking east from the south entrance |
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| southern ramparts of Cissbury looking east from the south entrance |
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| looking north from Cissbury to Chactonbury |
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| Cissbury, approaching from the north. The faint notch on the skyline near the right edge of the picture marks the west end of the hillfort. |
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| Ditto, but this time the east end of the hillfort is at the extreme left edge of the picture (to judge the size of the hillfort, the blue car is in the same position on both pictures) |
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| Family Tig on the way back from Cissbury to Chactonbury |
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| The rest: half a hand axe (??) found in the fill material of the steps leading up the north side of Cissbury |
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| Chanctonbury Ring |
| Cissbury Ring |
