Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
Bronze Age field boundaries on Penn Moor, part of a wider network of ancient stone reaves that shaped Dartmoor's upland landscape.
Bronze Age settlement on Penn Moor with stone hut circles and a contour reave, revealing how early communities managed the moorland.
A Bronze Age circular enclosure north of Great Parford, a scheduled monument marking prehistoric settlement on Dartmoor.
Prehistoric settlement and field system west of Cox Tor, with Bronze Age origins and later medieval reuse.
Prehistoric settlements and organised field boundaries on the high moor, spanning several centuries of Bronze Age and later use.
Prehistoric field systems and settlement traces on the high moor north of Hartland Tor, showing how Bronze Age communities organised their landscape.
Bronze Age field systems on Shapley Common, part of a coaxial pattern of ancient agricultural divisions across the moor.
Scattered earthworks of a medieval farming settlement on the high moor south of White Hill.
Remains of a medieval farming settlement on the northern slopes of Blackaton, abandoned centuries ago.
