Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
One of three stone hut circles south-east of Legis Tor, 8 m across with walls 1 m thick, facing north towards the River Plym.
Bronze Age settlement remains on Dean Moor, including hut circles and field enclosures beside the River Avon.
A Dartmoor fact about Brentor Church (St Michael de Rupe)
Two stone hut circles, each 7.7 m across inside and about 5 m apart, on the eastern slopes of Saddle Tor within the Rippon Tor coaxial field system.
Two stone hut circles up to 8.5 m across inside, with walls up to 2.5 m wide, on the western slopes of Top Tor above the East Webburn.
Two stone hut circles on opposite sides of the ridge between Honeybag Tor and Chinkwell Tor, 6 and 7 m across inside, within a coaxial field system.
Twenty-three stone hut circles in six scheduled monuments on Cox Tor, most in a large unenclosed settlement on the north-east slope above Colly Brook.
Walkhampton, Yelverton
A large unenclosed Bronze Age hut circle settlement on the west-facing slope below Hart Tor, between Devil's Bridge and the tor, above the River Meavy.
A partly enclosed hut settlement on Heatree Down: a round enclosure 58 m across with seven huts, and huts outside it, partly dug in 1968.
Four stone hut circles on the Saddlesborough reave, part of the Shaugh Moor coaxial field system, from 4 to 8 m across inside.
