Scheduled Monument with three pillow mounds and a military training pit, revealing medieval land use and 20th-century military history.
A prehistoric circular earthwork on the moorland northeast of Kelly College, likely an Iron Age or Bronze Age settlement.
Two pillow mounds forming part of a medieval warren system on Dartmoor, likely used for rabbit farming.
Two surviving pillow mounds from a medieval rabbit warren on the eastern slopes of Dartmoor.
Two medieval pillow mounds at Merrivale Warren, earthworks that once held rabbit warrens on Dartmoor's open moorland.
Medieval rabbit warren earthworks with tin extraction features near Ditsworthy Warren House on Dartmoor.
A Grade II* listed building standing on high ground, likely medieval in origin, on the Dartmoor landscape.
Remains of tin processing mills on the moor north of Shillapark, where ore was crushed and refined during Dartmoor's mining era.
A scheduled monument vermin trap from Trowlesworthy Warren, part of the medieval and post-medieval warren landscape on Dartmoor.
