Enclosed Settlement
Bronze Age settlement of stone-built roundhouses, preserved within defensive walls on open moorland.
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Bronze Age settlement of stone-built roundhouses, preserved within defensive walls on open moorland.
A rounded enclosure 68 m by 65 m with nine hut circles, on the edge of the Walla Brook tin streamworks below Doe Tor.
An enclosed settlement of at least seven hut circles in an agglomerated enclosure of at least five parts on a steep east slope of Beardown Hill, which shows it grew over time.
“The simple and time-worn memorials of unchronicled ages, rear their hoary forms amidst the sombre solitudes of the moor.”
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An oval enclosure 60 m by 45 m with four hut circles on the lower slope of Higher Hartor Tor, close to the Drizzlecombe stone rows.
Scheduled Monument: Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosed settlement and field system north of Yar Tor on Dartmoor.
An oval enclosure 30 m by 20 m with one hut circle and a natural knoll, on a terrace just east of the River Cowsic.
An enclosure with a stone hut circle 6 m across on the steep west slope of Little Gnats' Head above the Plym, partly buried under deep peat.
An enclosure 29 m by 24 m with five huts, and a settlement of 21 more hut circles, on a west-facing slope above the Rattle Brook.
An oval enclosure about 130 m by 65 m of earth and boulder banks with at least eight free-standing hut circles up to 10 m across, below Eastern Tor above the Plym.