- i.e. the
early Bronze Age.
Examples are the tor
cairns of: Alex Tor,
Catshole Tor,
Corndon Tor, Cox Tor,
Hameldown Tor,
Limsboro Cairn,
White Tor (Peter...
- long
cairns (three of
which have
currently been identified, at Louden,
Catshole and Bearah) and
stone circles (sixteen of
which have been identified)....
-
Monkton has a
gypsy traveller site at
Castle Quarry,
formerly known as
Catshole Quarry. "GENUKI: Monkton".
Retrieved 29 July 2019. "Monastic Wales: Pembroke...
- Tor,
Bodmin Moor
Maiden Tor,
Bodmin Moor
Little Rough Tor,
Bodmin Moor
Catshole Tor,
Bodmin Moor Butter's Tor,
Bodmin Moor
Carbilly Tor,
Bodmin Moor Fox...
- hint or
speculation of a possible
world beyond. The Beacon, Tolborough Tor,
Catshole Tor, Brown Willy, Rough Tor, Showery Tor, High Moor,
Buttern Hill, Bray...
-
height and
around .50
metres (1.6 ft) wide.
Rough Tor,
Tolborough Tor and
Catshole Tor can be seen from the site with
Brown Willy obscured behind Garrow Tor...
-
settlements of very
variable size, from 5 or 6 huts in
small settlements such as
Catshole Tor, to very
large settlements such as
Roughtor North,
where there are...
