An Itford Hill Style Settlement is a form of later Bronze Age settlement found in Southern England and named after the site of Itford Hill in East Sussex. It is a Monument Class Description defined by English Heritage as part of their Monuments Protection Programme. [1]
According to English Heritage's general description, these sites are formed of a number of enclosures which "generally take the form of a single low bank, which marks the perimeter of each enclosure". [2] Associations have been made between Itford Hill style sites and burial monuments located nearby. [3]
A number of examples occur on the South Downs of Sussex, the most notable being Itford Hill [4] and Black Patch, [5] both of which have been extensively excavated.