The Hound Tor settlements: a prehistoric hut circle settlement and fields, the deserted medieval hamlet of Houndtor with four longhouses, and a second medieval farmstead, abandoned in the mid-14th century.
Which Dartmoor place can you see behind Brat Tor and Widgery Cross?
Prehistoric field systems and cairns on Peek Hill, with later historic enclosure and RAF remains.
Bronze Age enclosed settlement on the open moor northwest of Hartland Tor, marked by earthwork remains.
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.
Broadun Ring: an oval enclosure 119 m by 79 m with a boulder-faced wall up to 6 m wide, at least 13 hut circles (ten dug in 1893), stone-splitting pits and a later field wall, near Hartland Tor.
Dewerstone Hill: a 220 m by 170 m enclosure cutting off a promontory with two rubble walls, taken for a Neolithic hilltop enclosure, and a smaller Bronze Age enclosure and two hut circles inside it.
Part of the Dartmeet coaxial field system north-east of Venford Reservoir: three parallel reaves, at least ten hut circles, and later historic fields, on a spur above the Dart.
Part of the Dartmeet coaxial field system on Holne Moor south-east of Venford Reservoir: at least nine parallel reaves, nine hut circles, a cairn, tin prospecting, openworks and three leats.
An irregular field system of over ten plots, two hut circles and a later rectangular field 190 m by 100 m, on a south-west slope above the Colly Brook.
Plate from Dartmoor Illustrated, page 84, 1900“Please, mem, first there's a jacket, then a gownd, and then comes Oi.”
Also on Our DartmoorBlowing house near Yealm Steps — A blowing mill, 8.8 m by 3.1 m inside, on the west bank of the Yealm at the foot of Penn Moor, with its furnace recess and two mould stones.
