Dartmoor Heritage

Medieval farmstead near Cold East Cross

Remains of a medieval farmstead on the open moor, south east of Cold East Cross.

Medieval farmstead near Gibby Coombe

Layered settlement landscape spanning prehistoric cairns, medieval farmstead, and tinworks remains north of Gibby Coombe.

Medieval strip fields

Scheduled Monument on Hamel Down's western slopes with layers of medieval, tin-working and prehistoric settlement remains.

Meldon viaduct

A Victorian railway viaduct crossing the moorland landscape near Okehampton, built to carry the railway into Dartmoor.

Merrivale Standing Stone

A solitary granite monolith standing on open moorland, weathered by centuries of Dartmoor wind and rain.

Merrivale Stone Circle

Bronze Age stone circle on open moorland, its weathered granite sentinels still marking an ancient gathering place after four millennia.

Merrivale Stone Row (East)

Bronze Age stones marching across open moorland, their purpose still tangled in Dartmoor's deep past.

Merrivale Stone Row (West)

Bronze Age standing stones arranged in a long row across open moorland, weathered by thousands of years of Dartmoor wind and rain.

Mesolithic Complex (Flooded)

Coombe Cross, Bovey Tracey

Submerged traces of hunter-gatherers on Dartmoor, where Mesolithic people once lived before water claimed the landscape.