Stonetor Hill Cairn Circle
Bronze Age stone circle crowning a windswept Dartmoor hilltop, its weathered boulders marking ancient ritual or gathering ground.
Bronze Age stone circle crowning a windswept Dartmoor hilltop, its weathered boulders marking ancient ritual or gathering ground.
Crumbling stone foundations of a medieval tin-smelting works, hidden among Dartmoor's high moorland.
Bronze Age stone cairns scattered across open moorland, silent witnesses to Dartmoor's ancient past.
Dartmoor's deepest tin mine shaft, a 60-foot void carved into the moorland that speaks to centuries of industrial heritage.
Iron Age hillfort whose ramparts still command the open moorland above the West Dart River valley.
A waymarked stone cross standing on open moorland, marking ancient routes across Dartmoor's high ground.
Bronze Age stone cairns scattered across the open moorland, their purpose still mysterious after millennia.
Bronze Age cairns scattered across open moorland, their stones weathered by millennia of Dartmoor wind and rain.
Iron Age hillfort crowning a ridge above Dartmoor's open moorland, its earthwork ramparts still commanding the landscape after two millennia.