Pound
Scheduled Monument: a Bronze Age pound and cluster of hut circles on the open moorland north of Down Tor.
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Scheduled Monument: a Bronze Age pound and cluster of hut circles on the open moorland north of Down Tor.
Bronze Age settlement remains on the northern slopes of Hawk's Tor, with a livestock enclosure and at least two hut circles.
Crumbling stone walls of an ancient livestock pound nestled in Dartmoor's open moorland, a window into centuries of upland farming.
A scheduled monument pound at Newbridge, likely medieval, where livestock was once held after straying onto Dartmoor common.
Bronze Age settlement of pounds and hut circles on the northern slope of Saddlesborough, revealing prehistoric pastoral life on Dartmoor.
Crumbling stone ruins of 19th-century gunpowder mills hidden in a steep wooded valley on Dartmoor's industrial edge.
Industrial ruins tucked into a wooded valley, where gunpowder was once manufactured for Britain's wars.
Prehistoric field systems and cairns on Peek Hill, with later historic enclosure and RAF remains, revealing millennia of moorland use.
Remains of prehistoric and medieval settlements with their surrounding field systems, visible on the open moor.