Walking through the Past - Dartmoor: Walks on Dartmoor visiting sites realted to archaeology and history, including stone circles and standing stones - Walking Through the Past

Update: 20/4/13 Map added to each route.
You can also view the routes on OS maps online and even download them to your GPS by going to http: //my.viewranger.com/user/details/36040 (for a video so see how they work go to https: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LJDRnvteFY

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Archaeoroutes are a range of routes, mostly in wild places, which visit archaeological sites. They include pictures and descriptions of the sites.
"great looking routes" - ViewRanger

This book covers the National Park of Dartmoor and its surroundings. Walking on Dartmoor can be challenging and rewarding. There is a wealth of historical and archaeological remains.

Dartmoor is a region of high moorland. It contains some pockets of primeval oak woodland. The most famous features are the granite tors. The highest being High Willhays at 621m.

A good present for a walker or amateur archaeologist!
See http: //www.archaeoroutes.co.uk for more information about this series...