A stone hut circle with a double wall, 8.5 m across inside, on the south-facing slope of Hartland Tor above the East Dart.
A Dartmoor fact about Hartland Tor
A hut circle 10.4 m across with a double upright-stone wall up to 1.5 m high, a later drystone wall on its west side and a blocked east entrance, in enclosed land on Buttern Hill.
A large hut circle 10.7 m across inside, with a wall 1.5 m wide and 0.7 m high, attached to a field boundary on the east slope of Leather Tor.
Bronze Age stone hut circle on the open moor south west of Yellowmeade Farm.
A stone hut circle 6.3 m across inside, with a wall faced in upright stones, beside the Great Western Reave.
Bronze Age stone hut circle on the open moor southwest of Lints Tor.
An oval hut circle 5 m by 3.7 m inside with a rubble wall 1.5 m wide and an earthfast rock on its south-west side, above the North Teign.
A stone hut circle 4.7 m across inside, terraced into a south-east slope above the Ford Brook, with its doorway facing south-south-east.
Bronze Age stone hut circle on the eastern slopes of Dartmoor.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“the country doctor, in hail, rain, snow, or storm, must turn out of a warm bed and ride, often to the dreary waste of Dartmoor, through rough roads and darkness, at the call of humanity,”
Also on Our DartmoorDartmoor Atlas of Antiquities, Volume Two: The North — Volume Two of Jeremy Butler's five-volume Dartmoor Atlas of Antiquities (Devon Books, 1991), covering the north of Dartmoor.
