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Merrivale Stone Row (East)
Bronze Age stones marching across open moorland, their purpose still tangled in Dartmoor's deep past.
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Antiquities
Stone circle and cairn
Ancient stone circle and cairn rising from the open moorland, testament to Dartmoor's Bronze Age inhabitants.
Antiquities
White Tor camp
Iron Age hilltop settlement on the open moor, where ancient stone foundations still trace the lives of Dartmoor's earliest inhabitants.
Antiquities
Haytor Granite Tramway
A remarkable relic of industrial granite extraction: stone-built tracks that once carried heavy loads across the high moor.
Antiquities
Double Stone row - Remains of pinion arm
Bronze Age stone rows and a mysterious mechanical fragment weathered into Dartmoor's granite landscape.
Antiquities
Haytor Granite Tramway
Industrial stone railway carved into the granite moorland, testament to Dartmoor's quarrying heritage.
Antiquities
Haytor Granite Tramway
Industrial remnants of the granite age: stone-built inclines and trackways that carried Haytor's stone down the moor to waiting carts.
Antiquities
Prestonbury Castle (fort)
Iron Age fort crowning a Dartmoor ridge, its ramparts still defining the moorland skyline after two millennia.
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