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Chysauster Ancient Village (Cornish: Chisylvester,
meaning Sylvester's house) is a late Iron Age and Romano-British
village of
courtyard houses in Cornwall...
- Ballyferriter, on the
Dingle Peninsula.
Beehive house Christian monasticism Chysauster Romano-British
settlement in
southwest Britain Cleit Dry
stone Hermits...
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Druid of
Colchester surgical tools Remains of an Iron Age
village at
Chysauster,
Cornwall Bryn Eryr
farmstead reconstruction Historically speaking, the...
- hill fort of Caer Bran.
Another similar Romano-British
settlement is
Chysauster about 10 km to the northeast. Carn Euny is
managed by the
Cornwall Heritage...
- to be of
Later Iron Age origin, c. 1st
century BCE.
Examples include Chysauster and Carn Euny.
Fogous Fogous,
subterranean stone-lined p****ages and chambers...
- the
Isles of Scilly,
Wales and
other highland areas.
Examples are at
Chysauster and Carn Euny in Cornwall.
Another type of
courtyard house was
built by...
- Bibracte,
France Biskupin,
Poland Chew
Stoke (Romano-Celtic Temple),
Britain Chysauster,
Britain Glanum (near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence),
France Inchtuthil, Britain...
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continued to be
built throughout the
Roman period,
including sites at
Chysauster and
Trevelgue Head. The
style is
native in form with no
Romanised features...
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locally as Pixie's Hall or
Piskey Hall.
Partially destro****
fogous exist at
Chysauster,
which is in the care of
English Heritage and
which has been
blocked up...
- of any
Roman settlement in the area,
although nearby villages such as
Chysauster were
occupied at this time. The
Hundred of
Penwith had its
ancient centre...
