Played around with the geofiz to orientate it to the aerial image. Here's the 2025 Durotriges dig compared to the geofiz.

The northern end of Hambledon hillfort #Dorset @nattrustarch.bsky.social is studded with the hollows of Iron Age house platforms

Air photo © Jo and Sue Crane 2016 compared with the results of a 2014 magnetometry survey by Dave Stewart for @bournemouthuni.bsky.social

#HillfortsWednesday #Geofiz

Ooo, we've one on Teesside, Eston Hills, bit damaged by 19C ironworking, now by quad-bike vandals. One side Early-Mesolithic & Later, t'other possible Neo henge into Bronze Age (w/pollen cores, test-pit finds & geofiz). Precious fragile places. It's wet Holocene 🏺 estonhillsproject.wordpress.com

Sorry, here's the geofiz, the area dug in 2025 being outlined in green. Hope that helps !

A magnetometry survey of the interior of Chilcombe hillfort #Dorset by Dave Stewart @buarchanth.bsky.social in 2013 recorded a large number of features which have survived ploughing

These include 13 Iron Age roundhouses and some later linear enclousures 🤩

#Geofiz #HillfortsWednesday #Archaeology

We are to the immediate east of last years area, hoping to find out what these geofiz beauties are

that's the drone shot. Can you post the geofiz? Happy Easter!

Brilliant as another potential line of evidence. I just feel that the site (and available current technology) is ripe for a thorough scientific reexamination.

Geofiz?

#FlintFriday #FindsFriday 2019 throwback pre-Pandemic, fieldwalking after huge 60ha quad geofiz on a hill, Skelton-in-Cleveland NE Yorkshire, England (just S of Teesside). #Archaeology EVERYWHERE! Just a taster (Community project on-hold b/c of LongCovid). A lifetime's work: Mesolithic to Mining.

Back of last post, smiles today come from throwback memories of #Archaeology. So here's 2/2.
Street House NE England, earliest Neolithic salt-making in Britain, internationally important. Pot, flint, salt. 2m below grass, geofiz magnetics. Deep & complex.
> My wicked site plan (2016) no bottom yet!

You make a good argument. As I recall, Phil was quite old school and would be more keen to 'put a trench in' rather than mess about with geofiz.

Ah. I saw qub doing geofiz on a site above Castlerea I think. Carrick.must be commercial. They also love talking about what they're doing!

There's some previously planned 'fire-break' work going on later in the month in the Impact Area to help contain things and give fire brigade access. I imagine they will use geofiz kit as per Bustard/Redhorn route. 🤔

3/3 along similar lines, we got weird unexplored stuff on Eston Hills (more Neo than sense), Street House (Meso-overlap TBP!, and I did a 60ha geofiz on Airy Hill nr Skelton. It's covered. Just that I'm locked in Long Covid since 2020. clevelandarchaeology.com