Twenty-three stone hut circles in six scheduled monuments on Cox Tor, most in a large unenclosed settlement on the north-east slope above Colly Brook.
Six scheduled monuments on Cox Tor where prehistoric households lived inside enclosures: hut circles, walled yards and a small field system.
Chagford
Illustrator and film designer Alan Lee moved to Chagford in 1975. Kate Greenaway Medal and an Oscar winner, known for his Tolkien art and the book Faeries.
Tavistock
Vicar of Tavistock and curate of Brent Tor from 1812 to 1857, husband of Anna Eliza Bray. His Dartmoor journals appear in her 1836 Tamar and Tavy book.
Ashburton
Ashburton-born clergyman and artist (1752-1821) whose illustrated journals of Georgian Devon began with a tour across Dartmoor in 1789.
Buckland Monachorum, Yelverton
Folk singer and fiddler from Buckland Monachorum. His Mercury-nominated 2004 album Kitty Jay retold the legend of Jay's Grave on Dartmoor.
Twelve pillow mounds in ten scheduled monuments on Trowlesworthy Warren, on the slopes of Little Trowlesworthy Tor and in the Blacka Brook and Plym valleys.
Three pillow mounds in two scheduled monuments in the Blacka Brook valley below Great Trowlesworthy Tor, two of them among older tin streamworks.
Seven scheduled vermin traps on Trowlesworthy Warren: drystone walls aimed at a gully, a boundary wall, the river or the china clay leat to funnel predators.
