Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
A hut circle 5 m across inside with a wall of small stone and earth 1 m thick and a south entrance, close to the north bank of Hentor Brook.
A hut circle 4 m across inside with a wall 1.8 m wide and 0.6 m high on the east edge of a scattered settlement on the lower slopes of Conies Down Tor.
A hut circle 4 m across inside with a wall 2 m wide and 0.4 m high, on a steep east slope above the Cowsic on the lower slopes of Conies Down Tor.
Bonehill, Moretonhampstead
Bronze Age foundations set into Dartmoor's granite bedrock, where ancient families sheltered within circles of stone.
Bagtor, Ashburton
Bronze Age monument on Dartmoor.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles and field boundaries on the northern slope of Long Ridge.
An enclosure up to 120 m by 60 m with four tall-walled hut circles, one with a bench, on a north slope above Fernworthy Reservoir.
A settlement of up to 11 hut circles in three joined enclosures at Bishop's Meads, with later stock pens thought to belong to a monastic settlement.
Teignworthy, Chagford
Bronze Age monument on Dartmoor.
