Dartmoor Heritage

Stone cross adjoining Fitz or Fice's Well

Belstone, Okehampton

A stone cross standing beside Fitz's Well, a modest wayside monument on the open moor.

Stone cross SW of church

A stone cross standing in the landscape southwest of the parish church, likely medieval in origin.

Stone row NW of Saddlesborough

A Bronze Age stone row on the northwestern slopes above Saddlesborough, among Dartmoor's scattered prehistoric monuments.

Stone setting (retaining kerb of a cairn) near Brisworthy Plantation

Bronze Age cairn with a surviving stone kerb, situated on the moorland north-east of Brisworthy Plantation.

Takfield Mill (Medieval Blowing House - Remains)

Crumbling stone foundations of a medieval tin-smelting works, hidden among Dartmoor's high moorland.

Ten cairns and a length of bank

Bronze Age cairnfield on Homerton Hill with ten stone cairns and a length of bank, a scheduled monument on open moorland.

Three agglomerated enclosures containing hut circles, Chagford Common

Bronze Age settlement and post-medieval industry on Chagford Common, with stone hut circles, cairns and tinworks.

Three agglomerated enclosures, Great Stannon Newtake

Bronze Age enclosures, cairn and field system within a Dartmoor newtake, revealing layers of prehistoric settlement and land use.

Three Headland Warren boundary stones near Headland Warren Farm

Three boundary stones marking the limits of a medieval warren on the open moor south of Headland Warren Farm.