Lancing Ring

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Lancing Ring is an Iron Age hill fort and nature reserve on the South Downs in West Sussex, England, known for its archaeological significance and scenic views.

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Lancing Ring canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iron Age archaeological site
hill fort
local nature reserve
scheduled monument
country England
ecosystem broadleaf woodland
chalk grassland
elevation approximately 100 metres above sea level
hasFeature public footpaths
viewpoints over coast and downs
wooded ring on hilltop
hasViewOf English Channel coast
South Downs
heritageDesignation local nature reserve
scheduled monument
knownFor Iron Age hill fort earthworks
archaeological significance
scenic views
woodland and chalk grassland habitats
locatedNear Shoreham-by-Sea
Worthing
location Lancing
South Downs
West Sussex
overlooks Adur Valley
English Channel
partOf South Downs landscape
region South East England
terrain chalk downland
timePeriod Iron Age origins
usedFor local heritage education
nature observation
recreation
walking

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Lancing hasLandmark Lancing Ring