Five hut circles near Yealm Steps
Five Bronze Age stone hut circles on the south-eastern edge of a larger settlement near Yealm Steps.
Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
Five Bronze Age stone hut circles on the south-eastern edge of a larger settlement near Yealm Steps.
Five Bronze Age stone hut circles from an unenclosed settlement on the open moorland of Watern Oke.
A group of five Bronze Age round barrows on the high moorland of Black Hill, likely built as burial monuments over 3,000 years ago.
Bronze Age settlement remains scattered across open moorland, where ancient stone circles and hut circles tell stories of Dartmoor's earliest inhabitants.
A Grade II* listed building that served as both guildhall and police station, reflecting the civic and law enforcement needs of a Dartmoor settlement.
Bronze Age cairnfield on Longstone Hill with four prominent cairns marking ancient burial and ritual sites.
Four stone cairns forming part of a Bronze Age cairnfield on Longstone Hill, testament to early settlement on the moor.
Four Bronze Age cairns scattered across Holne Lee, part of Dartmoor's rich prehistoric burial landscape.
Four Bronze Age burial cairns in the Mardle Valley, part of an extensive cairn cemetery on the open moor.