Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
An oval enclosure, 48 m by 40 m, with a bank and an outer ditch, below Leigh Tor beside the Dart, probably no earlier than the Iron Age.
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement west of Horn's Cross, partially enclosed within a protective boundary.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement south of the Grey Wethers, partially enclosed by stone walls and visible as earthwork remains.
“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.”
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Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles with cairns, set on the open moorland northwest of Yellowmeade Farm.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement on high moorland near Foggintor Quarries, partially enclosed by stone.
A hut circle settlement on Kennon Hill above the Gallaven Brook: an agglomerated enclosure of at least 13 parts with about 22 huts, five more huts outside and a small oval enclosure on the east edge.
An enclosure 55 m by 24 m on the south-west edge of a settlement of at least thirteen huts, cut by a leat to the Whitehill Yeo clay works.
A sub-circular enclosure 60 m by 55 m with two hut circles built into its wall and nine more huts around it, 11 in all, above Ford Brook.
A sub-circular enclosure 60 m by 50 m with two hut circles, 10 m and 5 m across, on the south-west slope of Penn Beacon, with banks up to 3 m wide and 1 m high.
