Enclosed prehistoric settlement near Hookney Tor
Prehistoric enclosed settlement on the moor south east of Hookney Tor.
Prehistoric enclosed settlement on the moor south east of Hookney Tor.
“Nor can imagination body forth a place more congenial to the sights and sounds of dark and blood-stained rites, than this dreary, narrow, rock-strewn glen of the Dart.”
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An enclosed settlement of at least seven hut circles in an agglomerated enclosure of at least five parts on a steep east slope of Beardown Hill, which shows it grew over time.
A prehistoric settlement enclosed by banks and ditches, with a round cairn nearby, on the moorland south west of Venford Reservoir.
A rounded enclosure 68 m by 65 m with nine hut circles, on the edge of the Walla Brook tin streamworks below Doe Tor.
An enclosed settlement of four enclosures and 16 hut circles inside a main enclosure 150 m by 100 m, on a gentle east slope of Leeden Tor above the Meavy.
Bronze Age settlement of stone-built roundhouses, now low circular foundations scattered across moorland north of Deadlake Foot.
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement on the eastern slopes of Doe Tor.
An enclosure 106 m by 72 m with a double-orthostat wall 3 m wide and seven hut circles, three of them dug in 1899, on a south-west slope above the Colly Brook.
An oval enclosure 63 m by 55 m with six hut circles and a round water basin 9.8 m across, on the south slope of Leeden Tor.