Iron Age

Remains from the Iron age can also be seen here.

Ah, none but in this iron age would do it!

No traces of occupation before the Iron age have been found.

Significant amounts of iron age pottery have been found here.

The origins of this technique go back at least to the early Iron age.

The parish has several remains from the bronze and iron age.

They had an Iron Age culture by the time we got there.

People have been coming to the island since the Iron Age.

But it cannot be so in this iron age.

So far, no items from the Iron Age have been found.

The site continued to be in use during the Iron Age.

To the east of the hill is found an iron age earthwork.

As the saying goes, it's best not to look for a golden life in an iron age."

None of these people seemed much beyond early Iron Age.

The iron age gives some pottery evidence but none of settlement.

In the Iron Age the site changed, with many big walls.

The vision dated, I guess, from the bronze or the iron age.

Because of its geographical location it has been an important settlement in the area since the iron age.

Both have been roads since at least the Iron Age.

A short walk from the museum an Iron Age house has been built.

There is evidence of human occupation since the Iron Age.

The history of the island begins with the Iron Age.

It is possibly the site of an Iron Age field system.

Along the route of the hike is an iron age furnace.