Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
Leetown, Tavistock
Five granite boundary stones marking the western edge of Sampford Spiney, set across the open moorland landscape.
A boundary stone marking the limits of Headland Warren, standing on open moorland northeast of the farm.
A boundary stone marking the edge of Hentor Warren, a medieval enclosed grazing ground on the open moor south-east of Hen Tor.
A granite boundary stone marking the limits of Hentor Warren on the open moorland of Lee Moor.
A Grade I listed farmhouse with surviving stables and garden walls, typical of upland Dartmoor agricultural settlement.
Scheduled Monument comprising medieval or post-medieval settlement, field systems and tin mining remains north of Shavercombe Tor.
A Grade II* listed cluster of three cottages with roots in the medieval or early modern period, standing on Dartmoor.
Bovey Tracey
A quirky collection of vintage marbles and games housed in converted stone buildings on the edge of Dartmoor.
Bronze Age hut circle 700 yards northwest of Sharp Tor, a scheduled monument on central Dartmoor.
