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A raised earthwork forming part of the medieval rabbit warren system at Hentor, south east of Ditsworthy Warren House.
A pillow mound from Trowlesworthy Warren, a medieval rabbit warren on the high moor west of Princetown.
A medieval pillow mound, part of Trowlesworthy Warren, a managed rabbit warren on the eastern Dartmoor slopes.
A boundary stone marking the edge of Hentor Warren, a medieval enclosed grazing ground on the open moor south-east of Hen Tor.
Medieval rabbit warrens and tin working remains on Trowlesworthy Warren, north of Blackaton Cross.
Bowden, Buckfastleigh
Medieval rabbit warren earthworks hidden in Dartmoor's moorland, where artificial burrows once sustained a valued food source.
Buckfastleigh
Scattered stone foundations on open moorland reveal where rabbits were once farmed on an industrial scale.
Buckfastleigh
Crumbling stone foundations scattered across open moorland, marking where rabbit warrens once sustained medieval communities.
Nattor, Plympton
Medieval rabbit warrens marked by distinctive earthen mounds, revealing how Dartmoor's open moorland was once managed for food.
