Antiquities
Cross Dyke reave
A Bronze Age field boundary and livestock barrier, one of many reaves that pattern the open moor.
Reaves & Field Systems
Antiquities
Roughtor parallel reave
A Bronze Age field system on Roughtor, marked by parallel lines of stone banks running across the moorland.
Antiquities
A 350m length of reave on Hingston Hill, 470m NNW of Combshead Tor
A 350-metre length of Bronze Age reave, a boundary wall built across the open moorland northwest of Combshead Tor.
Antiquities
Coaxial field system, associated and later remains at Throwleigh Common and Kennon Hill
Bronze Age and later field systems on Throwleigh Common and Kennon Hill, showing how ancient communities organised and worked the moorland.
Antiquities
Coaxial fields forming part of Shapley Common coaxial field system, 720m north of Hookney Tor
Bronze Age field systems on Shapley Common, part of a coaxial pattern of ancient agricultural divisions across the moor.
Antiquities
Eluvial tin streamworks and prehistoric coaxial field system together with other archaeological remains on Whitchurch Common
Scheduled Monument with evidence of medieval tin mining and Bronze Age field systems on Whitchurch Common.
Antiquities
Length of reave 290m north of Feather Tor
A 290-metre stretch of Bronze Age reave forming part of an ancient field system on Whitchurch Common.
Antiquities
Length of reave and three military emplacements 290m south west and 280m south east of Cox Tor
Bronze Age field system and First World War military remains on the open moor near Cox Tor.
Antiquities
Nine huts, five post-medieval shelters and a field boundary
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement with nine round houses and later medieval shelters, south of North Hessary Tor.
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