Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
Chagford
Crumbling stone foundations scattered across open moorland, marking where a longhouse once sheltered livestock and people on Dartmoor's windswept slopes.
Dartmeet, Ashburton
Ancient stone steps crossing the East Dart River, worn smooth by centuries of moorland travellers and pack animals.
Bronze Age stone alignment, cairns and prehistoric field boundary in a moorland valley between Sharpitor and Leeden Tor.
Bronze Age stone alignment and cairn in open moorland east of Down Tor, Dartmoor.
A Bronze Age stone alignment on the southern slopes of Higher White Tor, part of Dartmoor's scattered prehistoric ritual landscape.
Bronze Age settlement remains including stone alignment, cairns, hut circles and field boundary on the open moor northeast of Horseyeatt.
Bronze Age stone alignment and cairn on open moorland south-west of Yardworthy.
A Bronze Age stone alignment on Conies Down, one of several such ritual or territorial markers scattered across Dartmoor.
Bronze Age settlement, burial cairns and field system on Hurston Ridge, revealing prehistoric land use on Dartmoor.
