Dartmoor Longhouse - Gallery

Gallery

  • Hound Tor Longhouse 3 inhabited c.1250-1450

  • Hound Tor Longhouse shippen drain

  • From raised platform toward shippen

  • Hound Tor Longhouses

  • Hound Tor Longhouse open hearth stone and storage niches at inhabited end

  • Hound Tor Longhouses general view

  • Hound Tor (with drystone livestock paddock)

  • Sanders, Lettaford - with granite porch and chimney

  • Lettaford - the entrance would once have been used by both cattle and human occupants

  • Pizwell hamlet of 4 well preserved longhouses

  • Michelcombe C16 barns

  • Westcott Farm, Uppacott, Widdecombe-in-the-moor

  • Tyddyn Tyfod a ruined Welsh Tyddyn

  • Tyddyn Mihangel

  • Breton Longere

  • Breton Longere (Belle Île/Ar Geuvrer) with covered well

  • Breton Longere

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