What is recorded here
Dragon's teeth is a prehistoric earthwork in Dorset, consisting of a series of stone or earth banks and ditches, likely dating to the Iron Age. It is thought to have served as a defensive structure or territorial boundary, reflecting ancient settlement patterns and land use in the region.
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