David Abram

@briandrury7 Great - thank you! If you're anywhere near Lewes Town Hall on Weds eve please introduce yourself on the door - talk starts at 7.30. It's sold out but we'll squeeze you in.

@DavidRAbram Be my guest! There is also a video which shows the development phases: youtu.be/20oIDqZUgss

#HillfortsWednesday My favourite local Neolithic causewayed enclosure – Whitehawk camp Brighton Sussex UK

I'm doing a talk on my new book, the Aerial Atlas of Ancient Britain, in Long Ashton near Bristol on Thursday 15th December at 7.30pm. Please do come along! Tickets: eventbrite.co.uk/e/david-r-abra…

@Toby_Driver1 There’s a thought. I cant decide if those ramparts are more impressive from the ground or the air.

@DavidRAbram The original builders would have loved to see that shot. Fabulous!

Badbury Rings in Dorset. The image is a composite of dozens of smaller ones taken with a drone and stitched together. #ironage #hillfort #dorset

@wayno265 Indeed. I’m a bit Somerset-centric

@DavidRAbram Warwickshire-Oxfordshire I reckon.

Midwinter sunrise at the Rollright Stones, on the Warwickshire-Somerset border.

@Durotrigesdig Lots. But I’m going to keep my powder dry. Many more #HillfortsWednesday s to follow

@DavidRAbram Fantastic!! If you have any more hillforts it would be great to see them tomorrow on #hillfortswednesday 😁😁👍

@sallyshalam Everyone’s up in the woods near me it seems

Castell Bwlch Dinas near Talgarth in the week before lockdown. The ramparts are Iron Age; the lumps and bumps mostly Norman. #HillfortsWednesday

Priddy Circle No1. Mendip Hills Somerset. Recently carbon dated to around 3000 BCE, it’s one of four giant rings carved on land pock-marked by mysterious swallet holes. This one was damaged by the farmer to make way for a motorcycle course. #archeology #sacredsites #Neolithic

@eleeeyeeleh @gawanmac They’re on the Ox-War border, is what I meant. Hey, it was dawn on Christmas Day! I was addled.

@DavidRAbram @gawanmac Gorgeous pic. I love the rollrights - amazing views from the ring and the king stone opposite. But they're in Oxfordshire, and Warwickshire and Somerset don't have a border?

@RiksRedGuard 👍🙂

@pittsmike @PrehistoryGuys I’m not on Twitter much (have been posting more on Instagram) and haven’t quite got the hang of it yet but yes, thanks, I picked up a few follows! The subjects shine through. Reminds us of what wonders we’re surrounded by, many hiding in plain sight.

@DavidRAbram @PrehistoryGuys I really liked that portfolio, a lot of thought and effort’s gone into the photos. Tbh I was surprised by how much interest my tweet of your Avebury shot got, I hope some of that came your way!

Something lovely going on here davidabram.co.uk/ancient-britain

@Herbieherbert10 @DawnCansfield Oops!

Excited to discover the lumps on a chalk ridge near my house are a lovely early Neolithic tomb, seemingly unexcavated.

@theAliceRoberts Thanks Alice!

Stunning! davidabram.co.uk/ancient-britain

@theAliceRoberts Thank you Alice. Glad you’re enjoying my Circles... Lots more on Insta @DavidRAbram