Dartmoor Heritage

Two hut circles near Siward's or Nun's Cross

Two Bronze Age stone hut circles west of Nun's Cross.

Two hut circles NW of Bush Down

Two Bronze Age hut circles on the moorland northwest of Bush Down.

Two hut circles, north of Rippon Tor

Two hut circles, 4 m and 4.9 m across inside, on the north slope of Rippon Tor above the Becka Brook, the northern with a south-south-east gap that may be its doorway.

Two linked hut circles above Newleycombe Lake

Two hut circles, each 6 m across, linked by a lynchet, on the north edge of a settlement above Newleycombe Lake, in tin-working ground.

Two overlapping enclosures near the River Walkham

Two overlapping Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosures on Dartmoor's western slopes above the River Walkham.

Two pillow mounds near Ditsworthy Warren House

Two pillow mounds, 13.4 m and 12.3 m long, built on top of older tin streamworks in the Plym valley bottom, part of Willings Walls Warren.

Two round cairns near Langstone Moor stone circle

Two round cairns 5.3 m and 6 m across, 120 m south-east of the Langstone Moor stone circle, dug by the Dartmoor Barrow Committee in the 1890s.

Two-roomed hut circle, west side of the Conies Down Tor settlement

A two-roomed hut circle, rooms 4.3 m and 6.2 m across, on a narrow terrace at the west side of the scattered settlement on Conies Down Tor.

Typhoon crash at St Paul's Church, Yelverton

Yelverton

On Sunday 28 May 1944 a Hawker Typhoon of 263 Squadron clipped the tower of St Paul's Church, Yelverton, during a service and crashed in the fields below. The pilot was killed.