Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
A Grade II* listed building on Chapel Street, likely dating from the 17th or 18th century, reflecting the architectural heritage of a Dartmoor settlement.
A Grade II* listed building on East Street, a modest Georgian or early Victorian townhouse typical of Dartmoor's market towns.
A Grade II* listed building on Stapledon Lane, a modest but historically significant structure in the Dartmoor landscape.
Bronze Age settlement of 15 stone hut circles enclosed by an agglomerate wall, west of Cawsand Beacon.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles enclosed within a defended agglomerate enclosure on western Dartmoor.
Scheduled Monument remains of an enclosed settlement on the western moor near Stoneyhurst, likely dating to the Bronze Age or Iron Age.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles and an enclosed area on the open moor west of Laughter Hole Farm.
Bronze Age settlement with clustered hut circles and an agglomerated enclosure on Dartmoor's south-western slopes.
Medieval or later tin mining workings in the Brim Brook valley, where streamers extracted alluvial tin from the moorland watercourse.
