Industrial Archaeology
Eylesbarrow Tin Mine
Abandoned tin mine workings on the high moor, where stone structures and shallow pools mark centuries of industrial heritage.
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“The simple and time-worn memorials of unchronicled ages, rear their hoary forms amidst the sombre solitudes of the moor.”
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Other Heritage Sites
The Ten Commandments (Carved stone)
Buckland in the Moor, Ashburton
The Ten Commandments cut into two granite slabs at Buckland Beacon in 1928 by Arthur Clement for Mr Whitley of Welstor, restored in 2018.
Industrial Archaeology
Hooten Wheals (Mine dis)
Remnants of tin mining on the open moor, where Victorian enterprise left stone foundations and spoil heaps across the granite landscape.
Industrial Archaeology
Skir Gut (Tinners' Gully)
A steep granite gully scarred by centuries of tin streaming, where tinners carved their livelihood from Dartmoor's moorland.
Prehistoric Settlements
Hut circle settlement SW of Higher Hartor
Nattor, Ivybridge
Bronze Age dwelling foundations scattered across the open moor.
Stone Rows & Alignments
Stone Rows
Bronze Age stone rows stretching across Dartmoor's open moorland, aligned to the rhythms of an ancient sky.
Cairns & Barrows
Quintin's Man (Cairn)
A Bronze Age cairn standing on the open moor, its stones weathered by millennia of Dartmoor wind and rain.
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