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That was bloody amazing! Like being there again!!!!! Great job > Beam me in!!!!!!

It was amazing and truly magikal!!!!! Changed my life......

nice one

So nice to see people just having a bit fun no bs just fun cheers nice upload.🙂🙃🙏

ربي أنت الوحيد الذي تعطي ولا تمن بعطائك الكريم ربي رجوتك فرحة من عندك تسر بها خاطري وخاطر من احب، مساء التفاؤل.

Thanks for uploading, always enjoy your work

Wonderful thank you for sharing 🐿️

Have visited these sites many times and never get fed up

Fanatics video and history lesson really enjoyed it! thank you for the upload.🙂🙃🙏

LOL!! Well, the fact that it is a mess of a site just proves that the classification of 'Iron Age Hill fort' is complete nonsense - clearly, it is a quarry, not a defensive feature, and that is related to the six different periods of history that make up the site - Neolithic Period (c. 4000-2500 BC): Evidence of early human activity includes flint tools and pottery fragments, indicating that the site was used during the Neolithic era. ARCHAEOLOGY DATA SERVICE Bronze Age (c. 2500-800 BC): Archaeological investigations have uncovered a Middle Bronze Age field system, suggesting organized agricultural practices during this period. Iron Age (c. 800 BC-AD 43): Ham Hill is renowned for its extensive Iron Age hillfort, one of the largest in Britain, enclosing an area of approximately 88 hectares. HISTORIC ENGLAND Excavations have revealed multiple phases of rampart construction, indicating significant occupation and fortification efforts during the Early to Middle Iron Age. ARCHAEOLOGY DATA SERVICE Findings include stone-walled roundhouses built into the ramparts, providing insights into domestic structures of the time. ARCHAEOLOGY DATA SERVICE Roman Period (AD 43-410): The site remained significant during the Roman era, with evidence of Early Romano-British occupation layers overlying earlier structures. ARCHAEOLOGY DATA SERVICE Artefacts such as Roman coins and pottery have been discovered, suggesting ongoing habitation and utilization of the site during this period. WIKIPEDIA Medieval Period (5th-15th centuries AD): Evidence of medieval activity, including the deserted hamlet of South Ameldon, which hosted an annual fair and court from 1102 until the 17th century. WIKIPEDIA Post-Medieval to Modern Period (16th century-present): The site has been extensively quarried for its distinctive Hamstone, particularly during the 19th and 20th centuries, impacting the landscape and archaeological features. WIKIPEDIA Today, Ham Hill serves as a country park and continues to be a focus of archaeological interest and public engagement. So is it the largest 'Iron Age Hillfort in Britain'? No, as it's not Iron Age and not a Fort, but it's an industrial quarry site since the Neolithic Period. 🤓

the music and volume of the music ruins your documentary :(

Awesome, thank you 😁

Fascinating, had often wondered about this, and now seeing that you include the plateau section, which usually unfrequented and by most visitors not even thought of as part of the site , it makes sense. The hill's proper name is Hamdon, and the village that nestles under it, thus, Stoke-sub-Hamdon. The lost Medieval village below the SE flank is given on O/S maps as 'Witcombe', a plague village, I believe. Thanks you for posting!

What a lovely video Dronescaping. Beautiful editing, filming and flying! The ruins so super atmospheric, loved it! Wishing you Happy Holidays and a prosperous and healthy 2025!

Great Video! beautiful location, thank you very much for sharing. happy new year to you and the crew.🙂🙃🙏

Very interesting, great graphics and audio! Love your style!

Best part about a visit to White Castle is you're more than likely going to have it to yourself, as hardly anyone seems to know about it. Nice vid, I can't wait to go back to this spot with my missus

Beautiful little town very happy to experience it through the eye of your lens! 🙂🙃🙏

A creative use of modern tech to display very old tech...my thanks.

Cool video, thanks!

Thanks for this... as someone who's spent the past 30 years visiting prehistoric monuments across the UK I have to say the aerial view is invaluable for grasping scale - I'm indebted to the work of Toby Driver and friends assisting with an ongoing deep dive into Mid Wales, so more inspiration please. As for the soundtrack, there are of course those who prefer a bland "incredibly irritating and pointless" - to quote one of your, shall we say, somewhat 'limited' detractors? - 'new agey muzak' to soothe them. Whatever.

Come back to lovely Cymru, Steve. Innit. We've lost you to them Saes lot! 😉 Nice one, mate, always enjoy your work

Hi Steve great video sir! Leighton Buzzard what a lovely little town have fond memories. It saddens me that they have to put up with this. The Community Culture Zone is obviously the better chose.🙂🙃🙏

Old Oswestry is 62 acres

Was it able to support enough people to defend it successfully ? That looks an awfully large perimeter

Music is out of place. Terrible choice, just spoiled the video.

ancient news,

Cheers Steve great video mate! I learn more about Britain's history than I ever did when I lived there. Beautiful location with very interesting history ,well done to you and the crew! 🙂🙃🙏

Fascinating subject though presentation style not for me, but good content.

Llanymynech in Shropshire, at 57 hectares,is also larger than Maiden Castle, and a possible contender for the site of Caratacus' last stand.

My interest is castles and you have added a new one for me to visit, Montacute motte and bailey which you can see in your video.

Not sure why the need to discredit Maiden Castle ????

OMG. Fabulous. The footage, the voice, the music, the pacing, the history- ALL is well done.

really loved the film and the use of the original soundtrack, ignore the naysayers Well done🤠

I do have other thoughts. I think my thoughts were disrupted by the intrusive, irritating, background noises. A pity. The subject was interesting. I'm not entirely convinced that the structures are even comparable as hill forts. I know it's designated as such, but is Ham Hill only a hill fort or is it more of an enclosure around a summit? Possibly a hybrid attempt at a combination of both? It is distinctly angular in construction and very different from Maiden Castle, Badbury Rings, British Camp, Caer Drewyn and thousands of others across the UK. Is it related to neolithic causewayed enclosures that were not necessarily settlement sites? The large size and irregular shape of the enclosed area, the length of bank and ditch, make it a difficult position to defend. It doesn't match standard compact Iron Age military architectural conventions. A fuller description of any differences of bank and ditch between the sites, plus details of any archaeological evidence within the sites would have been helpful. Aside from the comment clarifying the nature of the stone circle, descriptions of other contemporary features are irrelevant to the objective of the video.

STUPID " MUSIC " 🥴

Very interesting. Nice footage 👍

I wonder where Credenhill in Herefordshire fares compared to Maiden Castle in area? I quite liked the music...

This site ( ham hill) deserves more respect and protect

Annoying soundtrack

Ham Hill

I'm fortunate to live in its shadow! by this evidence it certainly looks the biggest! Great video thank you very much.

Can't say I've heard of it before.

Not visible.

Not my preferred side of the Severn, but interesting none the less. Cheers Steve and co. Hope you enjoyed your time filming in Lloegyr

Hi Steve really nice video! just what's needed this time of the year. quick question do you color grade or is the footage straight out of the drone?.🙂🙃🙏

Really good video! That over head shoot at 3:31 to 4:11 lovely.🙃😉🙏

Loved the vies of Porth Gain

All this DJing certainly gets you out of house Steve. lovely video and I really like that soundscape!🙂🙃🙏