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Definition of causewayed camp in English: causewayed campnoun Archaeology A type of Neolithic settlement in southern Britain, visible as an oval enclosure surrounded by concentric ditches that are crossed by several causeways. Example sentencesExamples - The same goes for big monuments - causewayed camps, Silbury Hills, henges, etc.
- Equally, it may be the remains of an earlier enclosure, perhaps even a Neolithic causewayed camp or henge.
- Why, the first structures known, causewayed camps, are to do with people getting together.
- Stengade was similar, and Troldebjerg turned out to be a causewayed camp.
- Compare that with causewayed camps, stone circles, avenues and cursuses.
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