Antiquities
Medieval homesteads S of Meldon quarry
Remains of medieval farmsteads nestled south of Meldon quarry, revealing patterns of upland settlement on Dartmoor.
Industrial Archaeology
Tin mines, blowing houses, tramways and quarries - the moor's industrial past.
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An alluvial tin streamwork adjacent to the Brim Brook
Medieval or later tin mining workings in the Brim Brook valley, where streamers extracted alluvial tin from the moorland watercourse.
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Alluvial tin streamwork in Lydford Woods
Medieval and post-medieval tin workings in Lydford Woods, where streamers dug and sifted alluvial deposits from the valley floor.
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Wheal Katherine, 235m west of Plym Ford, forming an outlying part of Eylesbarrow Tin Mine
Remains of a tin mine shaft and workings on the western edge of Eylesbarrow, part of Dartmoor's industrial heritage.
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Two stone hut circles, a length of boundary bank and a short length of the Devonport Leat 380m WNW of Raddick Hill summit
Bronze Age hut circles and field boundaries on the open moor west of Raddick Hill, with a length of the historic Devonport Leat.
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Tinners' cache 570m north east of Norsworthy Bridge
A scheduled monument marking a cache site used by tin miners working the high moor north east of Norsworthy Bridge.
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Tinners' building 680m north east of Fur Tor
Remains of a stone building connected to tin mining, standing on the high moorland north east of Fur Tor.
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Tinners' building 90m north east of the confluence of the Brim Brook and West Okement River
Remains of a tinners' building at the confluence of two upland streams, evidence of medieval or early post-medieval tin working on Dartmoor.
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Tinners' building lying adjacent to the Black Ridge Brook and situated 1540m NNE of Fur Tor
Ruined tinners' building beside Black Ridge Brook, evidence of Dartmoor's medieval and post-medieval mining heritage.
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