Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
Merrivale, Tavistock
Ruined farmstead nestled on open moorland, revealing centuries of upland settlement and survival on Dartmoor.
A stone-built bridge crossing the West Dart River, likely medieval in origin and grade II* listed.
A medieval wayside cross standing on open moorland south-west of Sampford Spiney, marking an ancient route across Dartmoor.
Scheduled Monument remains of a prehistoric hilltop settlement on Dartmoor, likely from the Bronze Age.
A Bronze Age burial mound on open moorland, offering insight into Dartmoor's prehistoric inhabitants.
Bronze Age hut circles and field boundaries on the open moor northwest of Saddle Bridge, revealing ancient settlement patterns.
Scheduled Monument: Bronze Age or Iron Age hut circle with associated field systems at Bishop's Mead on Dartmoor.
Remains of a Bronze Age hut circle and boundary wall on Cox Tor's north-east slope, part of an ancient upland settlement.
A Bronze Age stone hut circle, part of a larger settlement east of Raddick Lane on Dartmoor.
