Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
Bronze Age stone rows aligned across open moorland, their weathered granite markers still commanding the windswept landscape after four millennia.
Bronze Age stone rows stretching across open moorland, their weathered granite markers still aligned after four thousand years.
Bronze Age stone rows stretching across open moorland, aligned with the distant tors of Dartmoor's granite landscape.
Bronze Age stone rows stretching across open moorland, their purpose still mysterious after four thousand years.
Bronze Age stone rows and cairn overlooking the northern moors, a haunting remnant of Dartmoor's prehistoric past.
Bronze Age stone rows and cairn hidden in the open moorland, weathered monuments to Dartmoor's ancient inhabitants.
A listed farmhouse on the open moor, likely medieval in origin, with the character of generations of moorland settlement.
A stone cross marking a meeting point or boundary on the open moorland of central Dartmoor.
Granite-built tramway routes crossing Dartmoor, engineered to transport stone from quarries to distant markets in the 19th century.
