Enclosure and fields N of Yar Tor
Scheduled Monument: Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosed settlement and field system north of Yar Tor on Dartmoor.
Scheduled Monument: Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosed settlement and field system north of Yar Tor on Dartmoor.
An oval enclosure, 39 m by 29 m, with up to four stone hut circles, and an outlying hut 60 m to the north-west, near the Middle Brook and the Bala Brook.
A partly enclosed hut circle settlement with a tinner's shelter, inside an oval enclosure with courts and pounds, where the Blatchford Brook meets the Erme.
Part of a settlement of 16 stone hut circles attached to three joined enclosures on the lower slopes of Stall Moor, above the west side of the Erme.
Bronze Age settlement of hut circles and enclosure on the open moorland east of the River Erme.
An oval enclosure 30 m by 20 m with one hut circle and a natural knoll, on a terrace just east of the River Cowsic.
An oval enclosure 21 m by 13 m with a very small hut circle, 2.3 m across, built across its north wall, with a 1.3 m round structure attached, on a terrace west of the Cowsic.
Bronze Age settlement remains on Dartmoor, comprising an enclosure and stone hut circle north of Shillapark Farm.
Bronze Age settlement remains on Conies Down Tor's eastern slope, featuring a stone hut circle and enclosure.
Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“Even the half-wild cattle which range the other parts of the moor at pleasure, seem to shun the swampy steppes of the central wilderness.”
Also on Our DartmoorHut Circle SE of Honeybag Tor — Bronze Age foundations set into Dartmoor's granite bedrock, where ancient families sheltered within circles of stone.