Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
An agglomerated enclosure of two parts on a steep east slope of Cosdon Hill above Shilley Pool; the older eastern part holds a hut circle 5.1 m across.
An oval enclosure 50 m by 36 m with three hut circles attached to it and four more to the south-west, on the north-west slope of Cosdon Hill above the Taw.
At least 54 hut circles in four clusters either side of the Taw Marsh reave on Cosdon Hill, six clearance cairns, a tin streamwork and one of the smallest tin mills on Dartmoor.
Lower Dunstone, Ashburton
A boundary marker stone on the moor north west of Pondsworthy, marking historic parish or estate limits.
Ponsworthy, Ashburton
A stone marker built into a garden wall at Ponsworthy House, likely marking an old parish or estate boundary.
Scheduled Monument farmstead south of Crazy Well Pool, likely medieval or later, on the open moor.
Bronze Age cairn and cist hidden among Dartmoor's open moorland, its name hinting at centuries of folklore and mystery.
Jordan, Ashburton
A wayside cross marking the north corner of a crossroads deep in Dartmoor's moorland landscape.
Chapple, Chagford
Weathered fragment of a monumental cross, likely medieval, standing on open moorland near Postbridge.
