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Chapel E of parish church
Remains of a medieval chapel, a scheduled monument set within the landscape of Dartmoor.
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Antiquities
Church House including detached rear building
A grade II* listed building with roots in Dartmoor's parish life, comprising a main house and detached rear structure of likely medieval or early modern origin.
Antiquities
Church of St Andrew
Grade I listed medieval church with roots in the moorland parishes of central Dartmoor.
Antiquities
Hut circle near North Hessary Tor
Bronze Age stone hut circle on the south eastern edge of an unenclosed settlement near North Hessary Tor.
Antiquities
Hut circle near Penn Moor enclosed stone hut settlement
A Bronze Age stone hut circle within a larger enclosed settlement south of Penn Moor on Dartmoor.
Antiquities
Hut circle near Sourton Tors
Bronze Age settlement with stone hut circle, cairns and field boundaries on the open moor south of Sourton Tors.
Antiquities
Stone setting (retaining kerb of a cairn) near Brisworthy Plantation
Bronze Age cairn with a surviving stone kerb, situated on the moorland north-east of Brisworthy Plantation.
Antiquities
Ten cairns and a length of bank
Bronze Age cairnfield on Homerton Hill with ten stone cairns and a length of bank, a scheduled monument on open moorland.
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Ten hut circles, Watern Oke
Ten Bronze Age hut circles clustered at Watern Oke, traces of an open settlement on the high moor.
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