Walkhampton, Yelverton
Three enclosed Bronze Age settlements and a pair of huts on the west-facing slope of Raddick Hill above the River Meavy: 26 hut circles in four scheduled monuments.
Walkhampton, Yelverton
A cairnfield of 17 mounds, two boundary banks and a lynchet on the south-west slope of Raddick Hill, in five scheduled monuments, above the River Meavy.
Which Dartmoor place can you see behind Brat Tor and Widgery Cross?
Walkhampton, Yelverton
Five Bronze Age burial cairns in four scheduled monuments on and around the Raddick Hill plateau, including a platform cairn dug in 1898 that held a piece of bronze.
Walkhampton, Yelverton
Five Bronze Age hut circles in three scheduled monuments on the slopes south and south-west of Down Tor, above the Narrator Brook.
Walkhampton, Yelverton
Six Bronze Age cairns in four scheduled monuments around Down Tor, four of them with burial boxes (cists), plus a cairn built against a rock outcrop.
Bridestowe, Okehampton
A Bronze Age settlement of hut circles and two circular enclosures on the west-facing slope below Great Nodden, above the River Lyd, with two outlying huts.
Bridestowe, Okehampton
Ten Bronze Age cairns in eight scheduled monuments on the slopes and the south-facing spur of Great Nodden, two of them ring cairns.
Dartmoor Forest, Tavistock
The stone rows, stone circle, standing stone, cairns and hut circles around Merrivale Bridge: Dartmoor's best-known group of Late Neolithic and Bronze Age ritual and settlement remains.
Three Late Neolithic stone rows on Longash Common by Merrivale Bridge: two parallel double rows 182 m and 264 m long and a 42 m single row, with cairns and cists.
Scorhill stone circle in the snow. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Chageford in the dirt--O good Lord!”
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