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Hownam LawA hill in the S Scottish Borders, topped by a particularly well-developed example of an Iron-Age hill fort, Hownam Law rises to 449m (1472 feet) 4 miles (6.5 km) south southwest of Town Yetholm. The hill fort comprises a prominent defensive wall containing numerous hut platforms.
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