Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
A deserted medieval settlement of up to six buildings, at least two of them longhouses, on the lower north slopes of Black Down.
A medieval longhouse of two rooms, an outbuilding and a small farmyard on the lower slope of White Hill above the Willsworthy Brook.
A deserted medieval settlement of up to four longhouses and a later farmstead of two buildings on the lower north slopes of Black Down, south of Meldon quarry.
The earthwork remains of a medieval settlement abandoned centuries ago, west of Okehampton camp on the moor.
“Dartmoor soaked up this illumination like a sponge, and did not waken at its tepid touch.”
Who wrote this?
Princetown
A granite memorial cross beside the Devonport Leat near Nun's Cross Farm, put up in 1968 by a son in memory of his mother.
Wreyland, Bovey Tracey
A direction post standing near Slade Farm, a modest marker from Dartmoor's network of wayfinding stones.
Haytor Vale, Bovey Tracey
A direction post marking the junction near Haytor Vale, a modest survivor of Dartmoor's Georgian road infrastructure.
Hennock, Bovey Tracey
A direction post marking the crossroads at Cherrycombehead, guiding travellers across the moorland landscape.
Hennock, Bovey Tracey
A direction post marking the junction of roads to Hennock village and Warmhill, a modest wayfinding marker from the moor's transport history.
