Hut circles, enclosures, pounds and reaves - where prehistoric Dartmoor lived and farmed.
Scheduled Monument: Bronze Age huts and enclosed fields northeast of Rippon Tor, revealing prehistoric settlement on the high moor.
Bronze Age and medieval field systems with stone hut circles on Cox Tor's north-east slope, showing centuries of upland farming.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles and boundary wall north-east of Ger Tor on Dartmoor.
A 290-metre stretch of Bronze Age reave forming part of an ancient field system on Whitchurch Common.
Bronze Age field system and First World War military remains on the open moor near Cox Tor.
Remains of a medieval rural settlement on the eastern slopes of Dartmoor, now visible as earthwork features across open moorland.
Remains of a medieval settlement scattered across the hillside north east of Lowery Tor, a Scheduled Monument on open moorland.
Bronze Age stone hut circles clustered west of High-house Waste, among several similar settlements across this part of the moor.
Three Bronze Age stone hut circles on the open moor southeast of Legis Tor, evidence of ancient settlement.
