Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
Two Bronze Age settlements with field systems on the high moor northeast of Beardown Farm.
Two Bronze Age hut circles on the open moor north of Standon Down, remnants of prehistoric settlement.
Two Bronze Age stone hut circles on the open moor south of Deadlake Foot, evidence of ancient settlement.
Two Bronze Age hut circles on the open moor southwest of Down Tor, remnants of ancient settlement on Dartmoor.
Two Bronze Age hut circles preserved on the southern slope of Down Tor, part of Dartmoor's scattered prehistoric settlement pattern.
Bronze Age settlement remains west of Holwell Tor, among Dartmoor's extensive prehistoric archaeology.
Prehistoric settlement remains on the high moor southeast of Two Bridges, marked by scattered stone structures and earthworks.
A medieval livestock enclosure on Dartmoor, built to contain animals on the open moorland.
Sixty Bronze Age stone hut circles forming an unenclosed settlement on the open moor at Watern Oke.
