which was made more complex.

Archaeologist Ralegh Radford led excavations at Castle Dore in 1936 and '37. Five decades later, the work still represented the most intensive investigation of a hillfort in Cornwall. At the time of Radford's work, archaeologists tended to concentrate on the defences in the course of examining hillforts; Radford, however, investigated the interior and found postholes belonging to huts of at least two