Three round cairns near Black Tor
Three Bronze Age round cairns on the moorland south west of Black Tor, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.
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Three Bronze Age round cairns on the moorland south west of Black Tor, a scheduled monument on Dartmoor.
Three Bronze Age round cairns on the south slope of White Tor, characteristic of Dartmoor's prehistoric burial landscape.
Three round cairns, 6.4 m, 7 m and 5.6 m across and about 0.7 m high, on a lower east slope of Laughter Tor, all with early hollows.
A Grade II* listed farmhouse on Dartmoor, likely dating from the medieval or early modern period, standing in the moorland landscape.
Most of the Throwleigh Common coaxial field system, with six settlements including at least 27 hut circles, a reave, at least 27 cairns, part of the 19 km Bradford Leat and two boundary stones.
A tin blowing mill 13.6 m long on the North Teign below Teignhead Farm, with its furnace stones, wheelpit and two mould stones for the molten tin.
Peat Cot
Weathered stone ruins of tin mining operations scattered across the high moor, remnants of Dartmoor's industrial past.
Nattor
Medieval and later tin workings scarring the moorland, revealing centuries of mining that shaped Dartmoor's landscape and economy.