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HER Number: | MDV3330 |
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Name: | Eylesbarrow (Ailsborough) Tin Mine |
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Summary
Eylesbarrow Tin Mine operated between 1814 and 1852 and was spread over a large area. Earlier exploitation of the area dated from at least the 12th century and may havce originated in the Prehistoric period.
Location
Grid Reference: | SX 597 680 |
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Map Sheet: | SX56NE |
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Admin Area | Dartmoor National Park |
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Civil Parish | Dartmoor Forest |
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Civil Parish | Sheepstor |
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Civil Parish | Walkhampton |
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District | West Devon |
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Ecclesiastical Parish | LYDFORD |
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Ecclesiastical Parish | SHEEPSTOR |
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Ecclesiastical Parish | WALKHAMPTON |
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Protected Status
Other References/Statuses
- National Monuments Record: 438809
- Old DCC SMR Ref: SX56NE/27
- Old SAM Ref: 34467
Monument Type(s) and Dates
- TIN MINE (XIX - 1814 AD to 1852 AD (Between))
Full description
Collier, W. F., 1879, Third Report of the Committee on Dartmoor, 120 (Article in Serial). SDV347531.
E11 Eylesbarrow(Aylesborough) tin mine. Old house and long abandoned tin mine just above the Plym on the way to Buckland Abbey.
Ordnance Survey, 1880-1899, First Edition Ordnance 25 inch map (Cartographic). SDV336179.
'Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Disused)' shown on 19th century map with building outlines, enclosures and earthworks.
Ordnance Survey, 1904 - 1906, Second Edition Ordnance Survey 25 inch Map (Cartographic). SDV325644.
'Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (disused)' shown on early 20th century map.
Ramsden, J. V., 1952, Notes on the Mines of Devonshire, 94, Figure 1 (Article in Serial). SDV60737.
E 11 Eylesbarrow Tine Mine.
Cook, R. M. L., 1974, Eylesbarrow (1814- 1852): A Study of a Dartmoor Tin Mine, 161-214 (Article in Serial). SDV231127.
Greeves, T. A. P., 1990, An Assessment of Dartmoor Tinworking, 28-31 (Report - Assessment). SDV343684.
Gerrard, S., 1996, The Early South-Western Tin Industry: An Archaeological View, 67-83 (Article in Serial). SDV337901.
Greeves, T. A. P., 1996, Tin Smelting in Devon in the 18th & 19th Centuries, 84-89, Figures 2-3, Plate 1 (Article in Serial). SDV240078.
'Ailsborough Mine' was the last operating tin smelting house on moorland Dartmoor and likely to have been the site of the last blast furnace in operation in Devon. Good records survive from 1822 - 1831 of the quantities of tin smelted and of the different grades of tin produced. There remains archaeological evidence of the two furnaces and other features.
Newman , P., 1999, Eylesbarrow (Ailsborough) Tin Mine (Report - Survey). SDV352201.
Eylesbarrow Mine operated between 1814 and 1852. The archaeological evidence is spread over a large area and includes examples of most types of remains associated with this industry. The area was exploited for tin from at least the 12th or 13th century. The 'Ailsboro Mines Company' commenced work at Eylesbarrow in 1814 continuing the work of previous ventures. Many of the features such as shafts, adits and stamping mills already existed but new shafts and deep adits were sunk. Underground pumping was established and the engine wheel with associated flatrods was installed. The engine leat was completed by 1818 and several new buildings and three additional stamping mills were installed. A smelting house with an associated stamping mill was built circa 1822 when 'Ailsborough Co' commenced coining tin at Tavistock. The mine had a total of seven stamping mills and the smelting house operated both blast and reverberatory furnaces. Tin smelting ceased at Eylesbarrow Mine in 1831. By 1836 'Dartmoor Consolidated Tin Mines' had taken over the site but were unsuccessful. Several further companies attempted to operate the mines in the Upper Plym Valley between 1844 and 1852 when the mine finally closed.
Newman, P., 1999, Eylesbarrow (Ailsborough) Tin Mine, 105-148 (Article in Serial). SDV231130.
On the English Heritage survey of Eylesbarrow Mine a series of shafts are located in this area as well as numerous pits. A map of Ellisborough Tin Mines circa 1825 delineates many of the mines' features including 11 shafts. The Ailsboro Mines' cashbook of 1814 reveals other shafts. The mine was known as Wheal Ruth in 1851.
Whitbourn, A., 2001, An Archaeological Investigation into features comprising, and associated with, Ditsworthy Warren, 82, Appendix 4 (Report - Assessment). SDV360381.
Eylesbarrow tin mine.
Whitbourn, A., 2001, An Archaeological Investigation into features comprising, and associated with, Ditsworthy Warren, 82, Appendix 4 (Report - Assessment). SDV360381.
Eylesbarrow Mine.
Whitbourne, A., 2001, Visit to Eylesbarrow Mine, 2-3 (Article in Serial). SDV231129.
Buildings at Eylesbarrow Mine included a barracks built in 1840, explosives store, blacksmiths shop, carpenters workshop and deacon's house. By 1822 its blast and reverbatory furnaces were smelting ore from other mines (eg Bottle Hill tin mine) as well as its own. Production appears to have stopped between 1831 and 1835, but with the formation of the Dartmoor Consolidated Tin Mines Company in 1836 a little tin was smelted until 1841.
Gerrard, S., 2003, 157245 (Report - Survey). SDV352200.
Site visited on 30th September 2003. Tin mine at Eylesbarrow consisting of a series of lode-back pits and other features.
English Heritage, 2005, Industrial Survey Information (Report - Survey). SDV346396.
Industrial activity shown on survey at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine.
National Monuments Record, 2013, 438809, SX56NE108 (Website). SDV231126.
A tin mine which was first expoited in 1814 and is situated within an area which has been worked for tin since the 16th century. Production took place until 1831, reopening in 1835. In 1847 parts of the mine were reorganised. The mine's name was changed to Wheal Ruth in 1851. Work had stopped in 1852 except for Wheal Katherine, which was part of this sett which continued working until 1856. An archaeological field survey by English Heritage found the majority of the mine remains located on the southwestern slopes of Eylesbarrow. Wheal Katherine was situated at the upper end of the Plym Valley. The surface evidence for underground mining comprises 24 shaftheads and 4 adits. Power for pumping the underground levels was initially provided by a waterwheel which drove two flatrod systems powering pumps located in shafts further up the hill to the east. From 1848 motive power was provided by a larger 50ft waterwheel supplying power via new flatrods to shafts. Balance Bob pits survive on several of the shafts and others have remains of whim plats. Six dressing floors were also recorded, these were aligned along the Drizzlecombe Valley. A smelting house contained both a blast and reverberatory furnace and was operating between 1822 and 1831. A series of ancillary buildings associated with the mine also survive. Water to power the wheels and other processes was diverted from the River Plym and its upper tributaries via two leats and an exceptionally large storage reservoir contained the water. In 1847 a new company, Dartmoor onsols, reorganised the mine and moved the engine wheelhouse to SX59306821, dug two new shafts and built a nine-headed stamping mill. The company ceased in 1848. By 1851 the name had been changed to Wheal Ruth, possibly by a new company which had deepened one shaft by 120 feet but by January 1852 all work had stopped. The mine was sold but part of it, the Wheal Katherine Mine at SX607684, appears to have continued until October 1856, with a 24 inch double-acting steam engine and 36 headed stamp.
English Heritage, 2013, Eylesbarrow Tin Mine and associated remains (Schedule Document). SDV231131.
Eylesbarrow Tin Mine contains a broad range of different forms of evidence relating to prospecting, exploitation and processing of both tin deposits and lodes. In particular, the 19th century mining remains represent an important source of information concerning the character of a large scale water powered tin mine, where all the original elements survive in an excellent condition. The survival of so many stamping mills together with a smelting house and full range of mining remains and associated buildings is indeed unique in the South West of England.
The monument includes the core part of Eylesbarrow Tin Mine, together with adjacent tin streamworks, earlier mining remains, archaeological remains of prehistoric and historic date including a stone hut circle settlement, pillow mounds and field systems situated on the southern slopes of Eylesbarrow overlooking the valley of the River Plym. Tin extraction within the area later to become known as Eylesbarrow Tin Mine probably dates back to at least the 12th century, although it is not until the 16th century that specific documentation is known. Some of the earthworks visible within the monument will certainly be the result of mining activity before the better documented phases of the 19th century. The 19th century mine opened in 1814 and continued until 1852. During this time several companies were formed to run the mine and most failed to make a profit.
A large number of different types of earthworks and structures relating to tin extraction and processing survive within the monument. Amongst the earliest are two areas of streamworking, both of which have been damaged by later mining activity. The streamworks were formed during the extraction of tin deposits using water to separate the heavy tin from the lighter silts, sands and gravels. Once the streamworks were abandoned, the tinners turned their attentions to the lode tin within the area. The first stage was extensive prospecting using both pits and trenches. Large numbers of these features survive within the vicinity of the tin work. The pits were excavated solely by hand but the trenches were formed by using both shovels and running water. The water was brought to the area in leats and stored in reservoirs. Once the lodes had been identified they were extracted using different mining techniques. Foremost among these was the use of opencast quarries known as openworks to extract the lode tin and these survive as deep, steep sided gullys trending approximately east to west. The second form of evidence relating to mining survives as series of deep pits and these are known as areas of lode back tin working. This form of exploitation consists of deep pits being cut onto the back of the lode with the tin ore encountered being raised to the surface. When extraction became difficult the pit was abandoned and a new one opened elsewhere on the lode. The resulting archaeological remains include linear series of deep pits each associated with a spoil dump.
While the earlier mining remains are of considerable significance, Eylesbarrow's importance stems from its unrivalled array of 19th century mining remains making it the largest and most informative example of a large scale water powered tin mine in Britain. At least 27 shafts and five adits were cut to reach the tin lodes, seven whim platforms and two water powered engine wheels were built to power the lifting and pumping machinery, a series of tramways were made to carry the ore to six separate stamping mills and, to complete the picture, a smelting house was constructed to smelt the processed tin from the stamping mills. The size of the operation is further emphasised by the large number of ancillary buildings constructed to serve the mine. Amongst these are a count house, dormitory accommodation, blacksmith's shop, powder houses, sample house and various storage buildings.
The smelting house is of particularly significance because it is the only surviving example on Dartmoor and black tin from other mines was brought here during its nine year life. It survives as a substantial rectangular building containing a blast and reverberatory furnace. The house shares a wheelpit with an adjacent stamping mill and the remnants of a flue lead away upslope towards the remains of a chimney stack. During the nine years that the smelting furnace produced tin metal a total of 276 tons (280 tonnes) were smelted. All the black tin produced at Eylesbarrow before 1822 and after 1831 was probably sent to Cornwall for smelting.
Peripheral archaeological remains associated with the mine include five pillow mounds which were probably built by the miners to provide an additional food source and two field systems in which tinners may have grown crops or kept livestock. The only archaeological remains within the monument which are in no way connected with tin working at Eylesbarrow is a Prehistoric settlement at SX59296823 which survives as an oval enclosure containing five stone hut circle.
Ordnance Survey, 2013, MasterMap (Cartographic). SDV350786.
'Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (disused)' shown on modern mapping. Various mining features outlined.
Greeves, T., July 1979, Devon Studies Week. Notes for Afternoon Excursion, Thursday, July 12th 1979 (Un-published). SDV230997.
Site visited on 12th July 1979.
Sources / Further Reading
SDV230997 | Un-published: Greeves, T.. July 1979. Devon Studies Week. Notes for Afternoon Excursion, Thursday, July 12th 1979. Digital. |
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SDV231126 | Website: National Monuments Record. 2013. 438809. National Monuments Record Database. Website. SX56NE108. |
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SDV231127 | Article in Serial: Cook, R. M. L.. 1974. Eylesbarrow (1814- 1852): A Study of a Dartmoor Tin Mine. Transactions of the Devonshire Association. 106. Paperback Volume. 161-214. |
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SDV231129 | Article in Serial: Whitbourne, A.. 2001. Visit to Eylesbarrow Mine. Dartmoor Tin Working Research Group Newsletter. 22. Unknown. 2-3. |
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SDV231130 | Article in Serial: Newman, P.. 1999. Eylesbarrow (Ailsborough) Tin Mine. Proceedings of the Devon Archaeological Society. 57. Paperback Volume. 105-148. |
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SDV231131 | Schedule Document: English Heritage. 2013. Eylesbarrow Tin Mine and associated remains. The Schedule of Monuments. Website. |
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SDV240078 | Article in Serial: Greeves, T. A. P.. 1996. Tin Smelting in Devon in the 18th & 19th Centuries. Mining History: Bulletin PDMHS. The Archaeology of Mining and Metallurgy in South-West Britain. 13, Number 2. A4 Paperback. 84-89, Figures 2-3, Plate 1. |
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SDV325644 | Cartographic: Ordnance Survey. 1904 - 1906. Second Edition Ordnance Survey 25 inch Map. Second Edition Ordnance Survey 25 inch Map. Map (Digital). |
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SDV336179 | Cartographic: Ordnance Survey. 1880-1899. First Edition Ordnance 25 inch map. First Edition Ordnance Survey 25 inch Map. Map (Digital). |
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SDV337901 | Article in Serial: Gerrard, S.. 1996. The Early South-Western Tin Industry: An Archaeological View. Mining History: Bulletin PDMHS. The Archaeology of Mining and Metallurgy in. 13, Number 2. A4 Paperback. 67-83. |
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SDV343684 | Report - Assessment: Greeves, T. A. P.. 1990. An Assessment of Dartmoor Tinworking. Digital. 28-31. |
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SDV346396 | Report - Survey: English Heritage. 2005. Industrial Survey Information. English Heritage. Digital. |
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SDV347531 | Article in Serial: Collier, W. F.. 1879. Third Report of the Committee on Dartmoor. Transactions of the Devonshire Association. 11. Unknown. 120. |
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SDV350786 | Cartographic: Ordnance Survey. 2013. MasterMap. Ordnance Survey Digital Mapping. Digital. |
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SDV352200 | Report - Survey: Gerrard, S.. 2003. 157245. Monument Protection Programme. |
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SDV352201 | Report - Survey: Newman , P.. 1999. Eylesbarrow (Ailsborough) Tin Mine. English Heritage Survey Report. A4 Spiral Bound. [Mapped feature: #87813 ] |
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SDV360381 | Report - Assessment: Whitbourn, A.. 2001. An Archaeological Investigation into features comprising, and associated with, Ditsworthy Warren. A4 Comb Bound. 82, Appendix 4. |
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SDV60737 | Article in Serial: Ramsden, J. V.. 1952. Notes on the Mines of Devonshire. Transactions of the Devonshire Association. 84. A5 Hardback. 94, Figure 1. |
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Associated Monuments
MDV66448 | Parent of: Adit at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66455 | Parent of: Barracks at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66452 | Parent of: Blacksmiths Workshop at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV4011 | Parent of: Blast Furnace in the Smelting House at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66440 | Parent of: Building (k) west of the Stamping Mill 4 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV64661 | Parent of: Deep Adit at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66415 | Parent of: Dressing Floor at Stamping Mill 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66420 | Parent of: Dressing Floor at Stamping Mill 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66424 | Parent of: Dressing Floor at Stamping Mill 3 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66427 | Parent of: Dressing Floor at Stamping Mill 4 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66436 | Parent of: Dressing Floor at Stamping Mill 5 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66431 | Parent of: Dressing Floor at Stamping Mill 6 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3512 | Parent of: Engine Wheelpit 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3577 | Parent of: Engine Wheelpit 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66458 | Parent of: Field System at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV64737 | Parent of: Flatrod Gullies (a) and (b) from Engine Wheel 1 at Eylesbarrow Tine Mine (Monument) |
MDV66410 | Parent of: Flatrod System from Engine Wheel 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV4013 | Parent of: Flue north of the Smelting House at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66494 | Parent of: Gully at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66515 | Parent of: Leat 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66459 | Parent of: Leat 3 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66418 | Parent of: Leat Embankment north of Stamping Mill 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mill (Monument) |
MDV64724 | Parent of: Leat Embankment north-east of Stamping Mill 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66437 | Parent of: Leat Embankment north-west of Smelting House at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66422 | Parent of: Leat embankment south of Stamping Mill 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66425 | Parent of: Leat embankment south-west of Stamping Mill 3 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66467 | Parent of: Leat north of Track at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV64713 | Parent of: Leat Serving the Southern part of Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV64748 | Parent of: Main Track through Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66391 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66403 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 10 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66404 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 11 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66406 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 12 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66405 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 13 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66408 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 14 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66409 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 15 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66495 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 17 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66468 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 18 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66469 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 19 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66392 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66470 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 20 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66472 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 21 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66477 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 22 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV105564 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 23 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66493 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 24 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66465 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 25 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66394 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 3 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66395 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 4 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66397 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 5 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66399 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 6 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66400 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 7 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66401 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 8 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66402 | Parent of: Mine Shaft 9 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66407 | Parent of: Mine Shaft at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66505 | Parent of: Mine Shaft at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66449 | Parent of: Peat Store at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66417 | Parent of: Possible Adit at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66491 | Parent of: Possible Tramway at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66457 | Parent of: Powder Magazine at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66450 | Parent of: Powder Magazine south of Ancillary Buildings at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66416 | Parent of: Reck House at Stamping Mill Number 1 at Eylesbarrow (Building) |
MDV66429 | Parent of: Reck House at Stamping Mill Number 4 at Eylesbarrow (Building) |
MDV66438 | Parent of: Reck House at Stamping Mill Number 5 at Eylesbarrow (Building) |
MDV66432 | Parent of: Reck House at Stamping Mill Number 6 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66433 | Parent of: Reck House at Stamping Mill Number 6 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66443 | Parent of: Reservoir at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66498 | Parent of: Reservoir at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66490 | Parent of: Reservoir north of Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66466 | Parent of: Reservoir north-east of Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV4012 | Parent of: Reverberatory Furnace in the Smelting House at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV105843 | Parent of: Sample House at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66435 | Parent of: Settling Tank south of Stamping Mill 6 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66442 | Parent of: Several Sections of Leat at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66461 | Parent of: Shaft 16 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV64730 | Parent of: Shallow Adit at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV4010 | Parent of: Smelting House at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3578 | Parent of: Stamping Mill Number 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3579 | Parent of: Stamping Mill Number 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3580 | Parent of: Stamping Mill Number 3 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3581 | Parent of: Stamping Mill Number 4 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3327 | Parent of: Stamping Mill Number 5 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3582 | Parent of: Stamping Mill Number 6 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66451 | Parent of: Storehouse for Timber and Carpenters' Workshop at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66421 | Parent of: Tailings Dump south-east of Stamping Mill 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66464 | Parent of: Three Leats at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV64747 | Parent of: Track from Eylesbarrow Tin Mine to Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66504 | Parent of: Tramway 1 at Eyleasbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV64753 | Parent of: Tramway 2 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66500 | Parent of: Tramway 3 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV12728 | Parent of: Two Brothers Adit at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66509 | Parent of: Wall north of Engine Shaft at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66430 | Parent of: Wheelpit at Stamping Mill 6 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66413 | Parent of: Wheelpit at Stamping Mill Number 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66473 | Parent of: Whim Platform at Mine Shaft 21 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66396 | Parent of: Whim Platform at Mine Shaft 4 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66398 | Parent of: Whim Platform at Mine Shaft 5 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66460 | Parent of: Whim Platform at Philips Shaft Number 16 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66475 | Parent of: Whim Platform at Pryce Deacon's Shaft Number 22 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66476 | Parent of: Whim Platform at Pryce Deacon's Shaft Number 22 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66519 | Related to: Adit at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66412 | Related to: Building (j) and Enclosure south-east of Engine Wheel 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66414 | Related to: Building north of Stamping Mill 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV64745 | Related to: Building south-east of Stamping Mill at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66520 | Related to: Dressing Floor at the Stamping Mill at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV4035 | Related to: Enclosed Prehistoric Settlement north-east of Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV21303 | Related to: Engine Wheel Pit 3 at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66523 | Related to: Frank's Shaft 30 at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV64744 | Related to: House to north of Stamping Mill At Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66514 | Related to: Irregular-shaped Field west of Stamping Mill 4 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV3332 | Related to: Leat 1 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66511 | Related to: Leat at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66531 | Related to: Leat between Eylesbarrow and Wheal Katherine Tin Mines (Monument) |
MDV66532 | Related to: Leat between Eylesbarrow and Wheal Katherine Tin Mines (Monument) |
MDV24928 | Related to: Leat south of Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66513 | Related to: Linhay at west end of Stamping Mill 5 at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV65994 | Related to: Mortarstone south of Deep Adit at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Find Spot) |
MDV24833 | Related to: Openwork on western side of Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66444 | Related to: Pillow Mound at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66446 | Related to: Pillow Mound at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66489 | Related to: Pillow Mound at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66507 | Related to: Pillow Mound at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66512 | Related to: Pillow Mound at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66453 | Related to: Post Medieval Field System at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66380 | Related to: Prehistoric Hut Circle forming part of an Enclosed Settlement (Monument) |
MDV66381 | Related to: Prehistoric Hut Circle forming part of an Enclosed Settlement (Monument) |
MDV66386 | Related to: Prehistoric Hut Circle forming part of an Enclosed Settlement (Monument) |
MDV66387 | Related to: Prehistoric Hut Circle forming part of an Enclosed Settlement (Monument) |
MDV66388 | Related to: Prehistoric Hut Circle forming part of an Enclosed Settlement (Monument) |
MDV66439 | Related to: Quarry at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66521 | Related to: Reck House at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66522 | Related to: Reck House at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Building) |
MDV66445 | Related to: Reservoir at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66488 | Related to: Reservoir at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66503 | Related to: Reservoir at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66517 | Related to: Shaft 26 at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV64743 | Related to: Shaft 27 at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV106639 | Related to: Shaft 28 at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66518 | Related to: Shaft 29 at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV106645 | Related to: Shaft 31 at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66534 | Related to: Shaft 32 at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV5164 | Related to: Stamping Mill at Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66510 | Related to: Streamworks at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV24930 | Related to: Tin Streamworks on the Drizzlecombe Brook at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV67941 | Related to: Track from Eylebarrow Tin Mine towards Nun's Cross (Monument) |
MDV64749 | Related to: Trackway (Monument) |
MDV24841 | Related to: Trial Pits at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV66508 | Related to: Two Mounds on east side of Reservoir at Eylesbarrow Tin Mine (Monument) |
MDV61849 | Related to: Wheal Katherine Tin Mine (Monument) |
Associated Finds: none recorded
Associated Events
- EDV4966 - Survey of Drizzlecombe, Eylesbarrow, Ditsworthy and Hartor
- EDV6239 - Eylesbarrow (Ailsborough) Tin Mine
- EDV7382 - Condition Survey of the Cramber Tor Training Area
- EDV7443 - Condition survey of archaeological sites in Ringmoor Training Area
- EDV7569 - Condition survey of Ringmoor Down training area
Date Last Edited: | Sep 14 2018 11:34AM |
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