Dartmoor / A - D
Dartmoor National Park covers an area of 368 square miles .
One of the last great wildernesses in the UK with an inspirational landscape of moors with exposed granite hilltops (Tors)
Dartmoor contains the largest concentration of Bronze Age remains in the UK.
Stone rows are the most distinctive monuments of Prehistoric Dartmoor , there are at least 75 examples, often built in conjunction with cairns .
Around 1700BC there was a major influx of settlers into Dartmoor - responsible for around 5000 hut circles and widespread and systematic field boundaries known as Reaves.
One of the last great wildernesses in the UK with an inspirational landscape of moors with exposed granite hilltops (Tors)
Dartmoor contains the largest concentration of Bronze Age remains in the UK.
Stone rows are the most distinctive monuments of Prehistoric Dartmoor , there are at least 75 examples, often built in conjunction with cairns .
Around 1700BC there was a major influx of settlers into Dartmoor - responsible for around 5000 hut circles and widespread and systematic field boundaries known as Reaves.