Prehistoric Settlements
Enclosed Settlement
Bronze Age settlement of stone-built roundhouses, preserved within defensive walls on open moorland.
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Prehistoric Settlements
Hut Circle near Wedlake Tor
Cudlipptown, Tavistock
Bronze Age stone foundations where Dartmoor families made their homes thousands of years ago.
Reaves & Field Systems
Piles Reave
A Bronze Age field boundary that still marks the moorland landscape after four thousand years.
Stone Rows & Alignments
Stone Row
Bronze Age stone alignment stretching across open moorland, a silent witness to Dartmoor's prehistoric past.
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House of Marbles
Bovey Tracey
We are makers & purveyors of a world famous range of glass marbles, board games, classic toys, puzzles, pastimes & decorative accessories for the home and garden. We have been designing, making and selling fun and entertaining products since 1973, when our founder began making board games in his workshops to sell at local craft fairs.
Stone Rows & Alignments
Stone Row
Bronze Age standing stones arranged in a line across the open Dartmoor moorland.
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Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“The rain stopped suddenly, and the wind was hushed, except in the tops of invisible trees; and a streak of black boggy fog settled heavily.”
Also on Our DartmoorPrehistoric and medieval fields south-west of White Tor — 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.
