Enclosure near White Tor fort
Bronze Age stone hut circle and enclosure on the moor north of White Tor fort, a scheduled monument.
Bronze Age stone hut circle and enclosure on the moor north of White Tor fort, a scheduled monument.
A sub-circular enclosure 60 m by 55 m with two hut circles built into its wall and nine more huts around it, 11 in all, above Ford Brook.
An enclosure 29 m by 24 m with five huts, and a settlement of 21 more hut circles, on a west-facing slope above the Rattle Brook.
Down Tor Pound: a circular enclosure 47 m across with a double-faced rubble wall 2.5 m wide and an entrance marked by a slab through the wall, near a cairn and stone row.
A small oval enclosure 18 m by 16 m with a bank 0.5 m wide, 200 m east of an agglomerated enclosure near Yealm Steps.
A Dartmoor fact about Hartland Tor
An oval hilltop enclosure in Brandis Wood, 42.9 m by 40.1 m inside, with a bank 5.1 m wide and 2 m high and an outer ditch up to 5.2 m wide and 1.6 m deep.
A hilltop enclosure 38.3 m by 33.4 m on a steep promontory above the Lyd in Parsonage Wood, with a bank 6.4 m wide, an outer ditch and no sign of an entrance.
A Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosed settlement north-east of Brisworthy Plantation on central Dartmoor.
A small sub-rectangular enclosure 11 m by 10 m with a bank 1 m wide and a 3 m pen against its west wall, on the north slope of Gutter Tor beside the Eylesbarrow reave.