Granite crosses and waymarks that guided travellers across the moor.
Three boundary stones marking the limits of a medieval warren on the open moor south of Headland Warren Farm.
A weathered Early-Christian inscribed stone, likely from the 5th-6th century, standing near Uphill on Dartmoor's margins.
A Bronze Age socket stone standing 600 metres south-southwest of Lovaton, part of Dartmoor's prehistoric ritual landscape.
A boundary stone marking the limits of Headland Warren, standing on open moorland northeast of the farm.
Medieval carved stones kept in a vicarage garden, revealing the landscape's early Christian heritage.
A modest stone milestone marking the road north of Lower Beardon, a relic of Dartmoor's transport history.
Medieval field systems and settlements on Riddon Ridge, part of an organised coaxial landscape.
Boundary stones marking the limits of a medieval rabbit warren on the northern slopes of Birch Tor.
Bronze Age round cairn and a boundary stone marking Headland Warren, north of Birch Tor on Dartmoor.
