Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
Bronze Age reave and two enclosures east of Roughtor, showing ancient land division on the open moor.
A section of Bronze Age field boundary that survives on the open moor, marking ancient land division.
A section of prehistoric field boundary that marks Bronze Age land division on central Dartmoor.
A section of prehistoric reave on Dartmoor, part of an ancient field boundary system dating to the Bronze Age.
A section of Bronze Age field boundary that crosses the moorland south of Postbridge, part of Dartmoor's ancient reave system.
Scheduled Monument: a section of prehistoric boundary wall that defined land use on the high moor.
Bronze Age reave forming part of the watershed boundary system on central Dartmoor, now a scheduled monument.
Bronze Age reave forming part of the watershed boundary system on Eylesbarrow, Dartmoor.
Scheduled Monument comprising part of a prehistoric field boundary system on the Eylesbarrow watershed.
