Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
A Grade II* listed outbuilding north of Neadon Upper Hall, likely 19th century, with adjoining dog kennel and steps.
Bronze Age reave and two enclosures east of Roughtor, showing ancient land division on the open moor.
Grade II* listed parish church of Holy Trinity, a medieval foundation serving its community on the edge of Dartmoor.
Prehistoric field systems, settlements and burial cairns on Buttern Hill, evidence of Bronze Age life on Dartmoor.
A section of Bronze Age field boundary that survives on the open moor, marking ancient land division.
A section of prehistoric field boundary that marks Bronze Age land division on central Dartmoor.
A section of prehistoric reave on Dartmoor, part of an ancient field boundary system dating to the Bronze Age.
A section of Bronze Age field boundary that crosses the moorland south of Postbridge, part of Dartmoor's ancient reave system.
Scheduled Monument: a section of prehistoric boundary wall that defined land use on the high moor.
