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Drewsteignton
Prestonbury Castle is an Iron Age hill fort located on a hilltop near Drewsteignton, some 240 metres above sea level. It stands overlooking the Teign Valley and is close to two other hill forts, about 2 km away.
A Wild Hunt legend tied to an Iron Age fort above the River Plym, popular in Dartmoor folklore but of uncertain age and origin.
A granite outcrop overlooking Lustleigh Cleave, with the remains of an Iron Age hillfort to the east.
A secluded, little-visited tor with a huge rock face on the south-west side, perched above Balstone Wood.
A prehistoric circular earthwork on the moorland northeast of Kelly College, likely an Iron Age or Bronze Age settlement.
A small Iron Age hillfort on Dartmoor, defined by a low circular earthwork and ditch.
Iron Age enclosed settlement south-east of Archerton, visible as earthwork remains on open moorland.
Two overlapping Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosures on Dartmoor's western slopes above the River Walkham.
Prehistoric field boundaries and later settlements on the high moor between Shovel Down and Long Ridge.
