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Two concentric stone circles on Langstone Moor
Two concentric stone circles on Langstone Moor, a Bronze Age monument set among open moorland.
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Antiquities
Two double stone alignments, cairn and standing stone 700m south west of Laughter Hole Farm
Bronze Age stone alignments, cairn and standing stone in open moorland south west of Laughter Hole Farm.
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Two pillow mounds and a small area of tin streamwork earthworks 770m north of Blackaton Cross, forming part of Trowlesworthy Warren
Medieval rabbit warrens and tin working remains on Trowlesworthy Warren, north of Blackaton Cross.
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Two round cairns 120m south-east of Langstone Moor stone circle
Two Bronze Age round cairns standing 120 metres south-east of Langstone Moor stone circle on Dartmoor.
Antiquities
Two stone hut circles 810m west of Siward's or Nun's Cross forming part of an unenclosed stone hut circle settlement
Two Bronze Age stone hut circles west of Nun's Cross, part of a larger unenclosed settlement on the open moor.
Antiquities
Two stone hut circles 850m west of Siward's or Nun's Cross, forming part of an unenclosed stone hut circle settlement
Two Bronze Age stone hut circles west of Nun's Cross, part of an unenclosed settlement on the open moor.
Antiquities
Village cross, Cross Street
A stone cross standing at the heart of the village, a scheduled monument with roots in the medieval period.
Antiquities
Walkhampton Church House cross: a wayside cross on the east side of Church House, 650m north east of Walkhampton village
A wayside cross standing on the east side of Church House, northeast of Walkhampton village on Dartmoor.
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Watching Place Cross: a wayside cross at the junction of the B3212 with the B3344
A medieval wayside cross marking a junction on the open moor, now a scheduled monument.
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