Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
Prehistoric fields and settlements north east of Venford Reservoir, part of Dartmoor's Dartmeet coaxial field system.
Bronze Age settlement and field system on the high moor, marked by earthworks and scattered stones.
A section of Bronze Age field boundary that crosses the moorland south of Postbridge, part of Dartmoor's ancient reave system.
A section of prehistoric reave on Dartmoor, part of an ancient field boundary system dating to the Bronze Age.
A section of prehistoric field boundary that marks Bronze Age land division on central Dartmoor.
Three Bronze Age stone hut circles on the open moor southeast of Legis Tor, evidence of ancient settlement.
Bronze Age stone hut circles clustered west of High-house Waste, among several similar settlements across this part of the moor.
A section of Bronze Age field boundary that survives on the open moor, marking ancient land division.
Bronze Age reave and two enclosures east of Roughtor, showing ancient land division on the open moor.
