Dartmoor Heritage

Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.

Antiquities

Settlement on Wigford Down

Bronze Age or Iron Age settlement remains on Wigford Down, marked by earthwork traces and stone foundations.

Antiquities

Prehistoric settlement remains on the high moor southeast of Two Bridges, marked by scattered stone structures and earthworks.

Antiquities

Bronze Age settlement remains west of Holwell Tor, among Dartmoor's extensive prehistoric archaeology.

Antiquities

Prehistoric settlement remains on Wigford Down, south of Durance, a scheduled monument of Bronze Age origin.

Antiquities

Bronze Age and medieval settlements scattered across the high moorland, revealing how people made their lives on Dartmoor's exposed slopes.

Antiquities

Bronze Age settlements nestled into Dartmoor's high moorland, where stone foundations still mark where families built their lives.

Antiquities

Bronze Age and medieval settlements scattered across the open moor, revealing how people have lived and worked on Dartmoor for thousands of years.

Antiquities

Bronze Age settlements scattered across the high moor, revealing how ancient communities lived on Dartmoor's exposed granite plateau.

Antiquities

A Bronze Age stone circle on the open moor south of Little Sherberton, part of Dartmoor's rich prehistoric landscape.

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