Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
An oval enclosure 21 m by 13 m with a very small hut circle, 2.3 m across, built across its north wall, with a 1.3 m round structure attached, on a terrace west of the Cowsic.
A small hut circle only 2.8 m across with a wall 0.6 m wide, on the steep north-west slope of Giant's Hill, probably an outlier of a larger settlement 220 m south-west.
A setting of fourteen stones up to 0.55 m high in a ring 4 m across, probably the kerb of a vanished cairn, made of quartz-schorl rather than granite.
A fallen stone circle 32 m across, a row of 74 small cairns 344.5 m long, a broken cider mill stone and a later ditch, on the saddle between Sourton Tors and Corn Ridge.
Sixty-seven hut circles and at least twenty fields on a west-facing slope north of Standon Down, with 43 huts dug in 1901.
The Stanlake settlement: 33 hut circles, 15 field plots, a D-shaped enclosure, two medieval longhouses, a medieval strip field and post-medieval fields on a south slope above the Meavy.
Tavistock
The 1883 Boehm bronze statue of Sir Francis Drake on Plymouth Road, Tavistock, a Grade II listed monument funded by the 9th Duke of Bedford.
At least five incomplete enclosures and a large number of hut circles on the north-east slope of Steeperton Tor above Steeperton Brook.
Venton, Ashburton
A modest stone boundary marker standing near Hemsworthy Gate, marking the edge of moorland common land.
View from Sheepstor. Photograph by Glavind Strachan Photography“I never don't like two faces under one hat.”
Also on Our DartmoorLeather Tor enclosure, hut circles and prospecting pits — An enclosure 120 m by 76 m with six hut circles, attached to the Leather Tor reave, with tinners' prospecting pits dug through it, on a gentle east slope above the Meavy.
