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Standing Stone
A solitary standing stone on open moorland, marking ancient presence on the high plateaus of Dartmoor.
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Grey Wethers
Twin Bronze Age stone circles sitting on high moorland north of Postbridge, around 5,000 years old.
Antiquities
Kes Tor Round Pound
A Bronze Age settlement of stone-built roundhouses huddled on the open moor, their circular walls still legible after thousands of years.
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Cosdon Hill Multiple Stone Rows
Bronze Age stone rows stretching across open moorland, their purpose still debated by archaeologists and visitors alike.
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Blowing House
Ruined tin smelting works tucked into Dartmoor's moorland, where 18th-century industry shaped the landscape.
Antiquities
Cranbrook Hill Fort
Iron Age hillfort with commanding views across Dartmoor's high moorland, its ramparts still visible in the heather.
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Nattadon Hill fort
Iron Age hill fort crowning a ridge above Dartmoor's open moorland, with commanding views across the granite plateau.
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Hemel Down Cross
A granite cross standing alone on the open moor, a marker of ancient routes and timeless Dartmoor landscape.
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Merrivale Standing Stone
A solitary granite monolith standing on open moorland, weathered by centuries of Dartmoor wind and rain.
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