Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
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L-shaped fragments of walls in St Eustachius' Churchyard are the remains of the north-west corner of the Abbey cloister and the south wall of the Abbey Church, dating to the thirteenth century.
Fragmentary remains of a medieval abbey cloister and church wall, Grade I listed, set within a parish churchyard.
A cist 0.91 m by 0.81 m and 0.78 m deep, restored after a dig in 1901, with two round cairns, one 4 m south and one 70 m east-north-east, on the west slope of Great Gnats' Head.
A ring cairn and a kerbed round cairn within the Wigford Down coaxial field system, above the Plym and Meavy valleys.
A ring cairn and four round cairns forming a cemetery on Wigford Down, from 7.8 to 13 m across, partly within a coaxial field system.
A ring cairn on the summit of Shell Top: a ring of granite stones 20 m across and 0.8 m wide, up to 0.3 m high, with a 3 m gap on the north-west.
A ring cairn 6.5 m across on a ridge south-west of Hound Tor, of at least 19 close-set granite stones round a central cist with both end stones and its west side slab still showing.
A ring cairn, a bank 2 m wide around a space 12.5 m across, on the west side of Corn Ridge summit, one of six cairns in a cemetery.
A ring of five hut circles, 4 to 8 m across, round an open space 45 m by 27 m inside the Ger Tor enclosure, with buried traces of occupation in the space.
