DarteInfo

How it all started..

It was one sunny, Sunday afternoon (around 2012-13), as I was walking down from Crazy Well Pool, that I had a crazy idea. It suddenly dawned on me that a list of a few items to visit on a tatty piece of paper and a few indelible marks on my OS map could be given a 21st Century digital makeover and shared with others online. Thus ‘Dartmoor’s Artefacts’ or “Dartefacts”, as I quickly shortened it to, was born.

Total Number of Dartefacts: 18585 items.
Donations

Donations allow Dartefacts to not only be sustained but to have further features developed. The above link is where Dartefacts lists and thanks previous Donations.
Grid Reference Finder



Dartefacts’ own Grid Ref tool. Mouse or Finger Click on the map to acquire ten-figure National Grid References (NGR).
MOD Firing Range Times

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MOD Firing Range Map

Classifications Page with Totals



This Page takes a few moments to load as it has to calculate to display the number of Dartefacts in each Class.
The Dartefacts’ Team


(TL) Max Piper, (TR) Peter Kearney, (BL) Peter, Meg (woof!) and Karin Brooks, (BR) Rob Naylor, (owner of the Dartefacts Website).
Special DarteThanks:

Simon Battersby Consulting Ltd (Professional Web Developer for the entire Dartefacts Website).

Resources and Acknowledgments

Probably the most extensive list of Dartmoor Resources available anywhere online.
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DarteList

The Dartefacts’ Database has reached its full capacity. Dartefacts is therefore no longer adding any further contributions (items/ dartefacts, photographs or information etc.) to the database. The ‘DarteList’ is a simple text list page for adding any further contributions.