Unenclosed hut circle settlement near Lee Moor
Bronze Age stone hut circles on Lee Moor's western edge.
Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
Bronze Age stone hut circles on Lee Moor's western edge.
“He told me incredible tales of the large, glaring-eyed monsters that had stared at him as he lay in the bog.”
Which book is this from?
Bronze Age stone hut circles on open moorland.
Bronze Age stone hut circles on the open moor northwest of Little Links Tor.
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement on Tom's Hill, now a scheduled monument with scattered stone foundations across open moorland.
Bronze Age stone hut settlement on Harford Moor, with remains of multiple roundhouses scattered across unenclosed moorland.
Seven scheduled vermin traps on Trowlesworthy Warren: drystone walls aimed at a gully, a boundary wall, the river or the china clay leat to funnel predators.
A hut circle settlement above the Walla Brook with 18 huts and an enclosure 19 m by 15 m, including three complex huts with a hooked porch and a courtyard, north-west of the Warren House Inn.
One of the largest unenclosed hut circle settlements on Dartmoor: dozens of stone huts on a south-facing slope above the River Tavy, dug by the Dartmoor Exploration Committee in 1905.
Eight hut circles and a medieval shieling at Watern Oke: seven of the huts had hearths in the 1905 dig, and the shieling, 7.4 m by 3 m, had a fireplace.