A medieval wayside cross standing on open moorland southwest of Yellam, marking an ancient route across Dartmoor.
A medieval wayside cross standing on Wigford Down, near Cadover Bridge, marking an old route across the moor.
A weathered granite wayside cross standing on open moorland north of Sampford Spiney, likely medieval in origin.
Iron Age hillfort on the high moor with earthwork ramparts, likely defended settlement from the first millennium BC.
Bronze Age stone row and burial cist on open moorland, evidence of prehistoric ritual and settlement on Dartmoor.
Bronze Age stone circles, cairn and alignment on open moorland, revealing ritual and burial practices of prehistoric Dartmoor.
A medieval wayside cross standing 340m south of Peekhill on the open moor, marking an old route across Dartmoor.
A 350-metre length of Bronze Age reave, a boundary wall built across the open moorland northwest of Combshead Tor.
A Bronze Age cemetery of burial cairns scattered across the high ridge, testament to prehistoric use of Dartmoor's open moorland.
