Reaves & Field Systems

Antiquities

Part of Eylesbarrow Reave

A section of Bronze Age field boundary that survives on the open moor, marking ancient land division.

Antiquities

Scheduled Monument comprising part of a prehistoric field boundary system on the Eylesbarrow watershed.

Antiquities

Bronze Age reave forming part of the watershed boundary system on Eylesbarrow, Dartmoor.

Antiquities

Bronze Age reave forming part of the watershed boundary system on central Dartmoor, now a scheduled monument.

Antiquities

Scheduled Monument: a section of prehistoric boundary wall that defined land use on the high moor.

Antiquities

Bronze Age field boundaries on Penn Moor, part of a wider network of ancient stone reaves that shaped Dartmoor's upland landscape.

Antiquities

Bronze Age settlement on Penn Moor with stone hut circles and a contour reave, revealing how early communities managed the moorland.

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Scheduled prehistoric field system and archaeological remains on Holne Moor, west of Venford Reservoir.

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Prehistoric fields and settlements north east of Venford Reservoir, part of Dartmoor's Dartmeet coaxial field system.

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