Warren in Whiddon Park
A medieval warren earthwork in Whiddon Park, where rabbits were once managed as a valuable food resource.
A medieval warren earthwork in Whiddon Park, where rabbits were once managed as a valuable food resource.
A listed building on Dartmoor, likely a medieval or early modern structure with roots in the moorland landscape.
Grade II* listed farmhouse on Dartmoor, likely medieval in origin with later additions, reflecting centuries of moorland agricultural life.
A Grade II* listed medieval church dedicated to St Eustachius, standing in the Dartmoor landscape.
A Civil War defensive earthwork on the open moor south east of East Linnacombe, built to command the landscape during the 17th century conflict.
Bronze Age and later field systems on Throwleigh Common and Kennon Hill, showing how ancient communities organised and worked the moorland.
Scheduled Monument farmstead south of Crazy Well Pool, likely medieval or later, on the open moor.
A Grade II* listed farmhouse, long abandoned, standing on the open moor near Flood with roots in medieval or early modern settlement.
A Grade II* listed dovecote standing near Pridhamsleigh Manor, built to house pigeons for a substantial Dartmoor estate.