Inside Maiden Castle, on the North-eastern end, is a small Romano-Celtic temple, built about A.D. 367. This close-up photo was taken from the West. The East-facing entrances of both the veranda and the inner cella can be clearly seen. To the North of the temple is what is described as a two-roomed priest house. Both these structures were excavated by Mortimer Wheeler before the second world war and subsequently consolidated. They are now open to view.

The objects found during the excavations can be seen in the Dorset County Museum in Dorchester, Dorset. The huge bank on the left is part of one of the Northern rampart and its ditch , far left. FR 223/6.