Dorstone Hill is a significant archaeological site in the United Kingdom, featuring a large hillfort that dates back to the Iron Age. The site spans approximately 12 hectares and is surrounded by a single rampart and ditch. Excavations have uncovered evidence of occupation from the 5th century BC to the 1st century AD, including roundhouses, granaries, and metalworking areas. The site also boasts a collection of ancient artifacts, including pottery, coins, and ironwork. The hillfort's strategic location offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, suggesting its importance as a defensive settlement.