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I worked at Butser for most of 2003- 2006... there's nothing very complicated going on with the Websites here:
1 and 2 are the same site, the one administered by the current operators of the site. I don't know why 3 is registered differently, but I'm pretty surer its just a mirror site of 1 and 2.
4. Is the website of the Friends of Butser, the charity of supporters of the organisation, which, like many organizations (e.g., University Alumni associations), works closely with the organisation it supports but is legally a separate organisation.
5. Is simply a link to 1 and 2 on Gallica.co.uk, which belongs to Dave Freeman, a freelance Archeological and Historical interpreter (see http://www.gallica.co.uk/celts/me.htm). Dave frequently works with and at Butser.
