Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
A post-medieval farm building near Crazy Well Pool, now a scheduled monument on the open moor.
A Scheduled Monument livestock enclosure northeast of Holwell Tor, likely medieval or early modern in date.
An irregular field system of over ten plots, two hut circles and a later rectangular field 190 m by 100 m, on a south-west slope above the Colly Brook.
A large scheduled landscape on the slopes above the River Walkham: at least 57 hut circles with field systems, part of the Great Western Reave, a medieval farm, tin workings and part of Merrivale Warren.
Bronze Age enclosed settlement on the open moor northwest of Hartland Tor, marked by earthwork remains.
Bronze Age settlement of stone-built roundhouses on the open moor south of Hemstone Rocks.
Bronze Age settlements and field systems on Shapley Common.
A substantial planned farmyard with threshing barn, waterwheel, granary and associated buildings near Kilworthy.
Industrial relics of Dartmoor's china clay era: Victorian settlement ponds and iron pipework carved into the moorland.
