What is South Cadbury?
'''South Cadbury''' is an [[archaeology|archaeological]] site in south [[Somerset]]. It was dug in the early 1970s, and it showed many times that people lived there. The first was in the early [[Neolithic]] (around 4000-3000 BC?) when the hill seems to have been an important place for groups of early [[agriculture|farmers]] who moved around. Most things were found from when late [[Bronze Age]] people lived on the hill (around 1200 BC). In the [[Iron Age]] the site changed, with many big walls. There are signs that when the Romans came to Britain, they killed many people here. Ruins of a feasting hall built after the Roman time were also found in the dig. There are also legends connecting this place with [[King Arthur]]. {{multistub|geo|UK}} [[Category:Somerset]] [[Category:Archaeological sites in England]]