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A Bronze Age stone row stretching across open moorland, its weathered granite sentinels still aligned as they were 4,000 years ago.
Industrial relics of Dartmoor's china clay era: Victorian settlement ponds and iron pipework carved into the moorland.
Mill Leat, Buckfastleigh
Iron Age hilltop fort with sweeping views across Dartmoor, where ancient ramparts still command the moorland skyline.
Bronze Age stone rows and a mysterious mechanical fragment weathered into Dartmoor's granite landscape.
Nattor, Ivybridge
An enigmatic Bronze Age basin carved into the moorland granite, its purpose still debated among archaeologists.
Ivybridge
Scattered stone ruins of 19th-century tin and china clay workings on open moorland, revealing Dartmoor's industrial past.
Lutton, Buckfastleigh
Scattered stones on open moorland mark the foundations of a medieval chapel, a solitary place of worship in Dartmoor's high country.
Bronze Age standing stones arranged in a line across the open Dartmoor moorland.
Bonehill, Moretonhampstead
Bronze Age foundations set into Dartmoor's granite bedrock, where ancient families sheltered within circles of stone.
