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| Name: | Eastern Entrance, Cissbury Ring, Worthing |
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| HER Ref: | MWS9146 |
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| Type of record: | Monument |
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Designations
- Scheduled Monument 27069: CISSBURY RING HILLFORT, PREHISTORIC FLINT MINE AND ASSOCIATED REMAINS
Summary
Constructed in the Middle Iron Age as the eastern entrance to the hillfort. Traditionally known as Cissbury Knot. Flanking ramparts heightened in late/sub/Roman period (c.4th-5th centuries).
Monument Types
- Entrance (Constructed, Middle Iron Age - 400 BC to 101 BC (between))
Sources
| <1> | Grey Literature Report: Archaeology South-East. 2006. Archaeological and Historic Landscape Survey, Cissbury Ring, West Sussex.. Project No. 2241. |
Associated Events
- Archaeological and Historical Landscape Survey, Cissbury Ring, West Sussex (Ref: 2241)
Associated Monuments
- MWS6361 - Related to: Cissbury Ring Iron Age Hillfort, Worthing (Monument)
- MWS9147 - Related to: Northern Defences, Cissbury Ring, Worthing (Monument)
- MWS9149 - Related to: Southern Defences, Cissbury Ring, Worthing (Monument)
- MWS9148 - Related to: Southern Entrance, Cissbury Ring, Worthing (Monument)
Associated Finds - none recorded
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