In late summer, the heather on the bleak, windswept moorlands of the Clwydian Range blooms deep purple. A series of hills and mountains in northeast Wales, not far from the English border, the ...

These banks, known as ramparts, are built out of chalk, dug from the ditches down here, which were much deeper in the Iron Age. And, of course, there were no mechanical diggers back then ...

Iron Age hillforts represent an astounding communal ... The fort covers 5.8 hectares with up to five lines of ramparts over 8 metres high but dense woodland makes it impossible to appreciate ...