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A medieval wayside cross standing on the open moor south east of Cross Gate, a scheduled monument of local pilgrimage or boundary significance.
A weathered granite wayside cross standing on open moorland north of Sampford Spiney, likely medieval in origin.
Scheduled hillfort earthwork in Fingle Woods above the Teign gorge, assumed to be Iron Age. A 2018 dig found a medieval radiocarbon date in the upper ditch fill and no dating evidence for the Iron Age assumption.
A Bronze Age cemetery of burial cairns scattered across the high ridge.
Bronze Age stone alignment and cairn group on the south-west slopes of Black Tor, marking ancient ritual or territorial significance.
Prehistoric settlement, cairns and field systems on Walkhampton Common, marking Bronze Age activity across the open moor.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement south of the Grey Wethers, partially enclosed by stone walls and visible as earthwork remains.
Bronze Age scheduled monument on Dartmoor. Historic England list entry 1017479.
Scheduled Monument preserving layers of prehistoric and historic settlement across Merrivale Newtake on central Dartmoor.
