One of the most visually impressive of Dartmoor’s unique stone-row complexes, both because of the size of the end stones and also because, being set down in the Plym valley, the entire complex can be viewed in its entirety.
The ritual hypothesis would seem to be supported by its proximity to the river and also the nearby dwelling sites. Dartmoor’s well preserved complexes such as this and Merrivale are, to me, among the most thought provoking and enigmatic prehistoric monuments in the UK.