Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
An unenclosed settlement of up to eight stone hut circles, 7 to 9 m across inside, on the lower western slopes of Quickbeam Hill above the Erme.
Old books sometimes spell "Sittaford Tor" differently. Which of these is one of those spellings?
Bronze Age hut circle settlement on the south-western slopes near Deadlake Foot.
Bronze Age hut circles and field enclosures on open moorland east of Ger Tor.
Two enclosures and a cluster of stone hut circles on the west-facing slope of Lee Moor above Spanish Lake: a Bronze Age settlement.
Prehistoric hut circle settlement on the north-east slope of Leather Tor, now a scheduled monument.
An unenclosed settlement of up to 21 hut circles, from 2.8 to 7.5 m across, below the end of the Dartmeet coaxial field system, above the Swincombe.
A hut circle settlement of about 50 huts on the lower north-west slopes of Roos Tor, ten of them inside later enclosed fields and 42 on the open moor.
Five stone hut circles and a length of boundary wall at the foot of a long slope down from Hare Tor, north-east of White Hill, above the Walla Brook.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles with associated fields and enclosures on the open moor south-west of White Tor.
Arms tor hawthorn. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Even the half-wild cattle which range the other parts of the moor at pleasure, seem to shun the swampy steppes of the central wilderness.”
Also on Our DartmoorCairnfields on White Hill — Two Bronze Age cairnfields on White Hill: a western-slope field of about 26 mounds above Lydford and a northern-slope field of at least 22 above the Walla Brook, in six scheduled monuments.
