Granite crosses and waymarks that guided travellers across the moor.
A granite boundary stone marking the limits of Hentor Warren on the open moorland of Lee Moor.
A boundary stone marking the edge of Hentor Warren, a medieval enclosed grazing ground on the open moor south-east of Hen Tor.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles with cairn and boundary stone on open moorland west of Shell Top.
A weathered granite wayside cross standing on open moorland north of Sampford Spiney, likely medieval in origin.
A medieval wayside cross standing on open moorland southwest of Yellam, marking an ancient route across Dartmoor.
A medieval wayside cross standing on the open moor south east of Cross Gate, a scheduled monument of local pilgrimage or boundary significance.
A medieval wayside cross standing on Down Ridge, marking a route across the high moor south west of Saddle Bridge.
A wayside cross standing on Down Ridge, southwest of Saddle Bridge, marking an old route across Dartmoor.
A medieval wayside cross standing on Wigford Down, near Cadover Bridge, marking an old route across the moor.
