Other Heritage Sites
Huts and fields NE of Rippon Tor
Scheduled Monument: Bronze Age huts and enclosed fields northeast of Rippon Tor.
Prehistoric Settlements
Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
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Prehistoric Settlements
Kraps Ring hut circle enclosure, Lakehead Hill
Kraps Ring: an oval enclosure 120 m by 113 m on a north slope of Lakehead Hill, with a bank up to 5.5 m wide, eleven hut circles inside and two outside.
Prehistoric Settlements
Langcombe Brook settlement, ring cairns and tin mill
A settlement of three enclosures, three ring cairns with two cists and six round cairns, with a tin mill and streamworks of the post-medieval tinners, beside the Langcombe Brook and the Plym.
Prehistoric Settlements
Large hut circle north of Hentor Brook
A hut circle 9 m across inside with a wall up to 2 m thick and a north-east entrance, close to the north bank of Hentor Brook.
Prehistoric Settlements
Large hut circle settlement near Raddick Lane
Bronze Age settlement and later farmstead east of Raddick Lane, with stone hut circles and field systems.
Prehistoric Settlements
Large hut circle south of the Penn Moor settlement
A hut circle 10 m across inside with walls 2 m thick and 1 m high and a probable north entrance, south of the Penn Moor settlement above Ford Brook.
Prehistoric Settlements
Laughter Tor fields and hut circles, north-west
At least four hut circles and an irregular field system of at least 11 fields on the north-west slope of Laughter Tor, one hut with an unusual multi-slab wall.
Prehistoric Settlements
Laughter Tor fields and hut circles, south-east
At least five hut circles within an irregular field system of at least 11 fields on the south-east slope of Laughter Tor, with medieval banks and a later drystone wall across it.
Prehistoric Settlements
Leather Tor enclosure, hut circles and prospecting pits
An enclosure 120 m by 76 m with six hut circles, attached to the Leather Tor reave, with tinners' prospecting pits dug through it, on a gentle east slope above the Meavy.
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