Grimspound House 4 Round House

Database entries

OS Map: SX 70081 80863
OS Source: Sandy
HER: MDV43900
Alternate name: Grimspound
Short Name: HT:Grims 4
Exist: Yes
Record: Unique
Record Source: Sandy
Hut Class: Yes
Lidar: SX 70081 80863
Guide Map: 29
Nearest Bus Stop: Warren House Inn (3.4 km) [Route: 171]
Nearby sites: SX 70081 80863

References

These are selected references with an emphasis on out of copyright sources linked as PDFs. For more detailed references try any linked HER or PMD record above.

• Baring-Gould, Sabine, The Exploration of Grimspound. First Report of The Dartmoor Exploration Committee, T.D.A. Vol.26 pp.101-21 (1894)
• Baring-Gould, Sabine, Second Report of the Dartmoor Exploration Committee, T.D.A. Vol.27 pp.81-92 (1895)
• Brailsford, J. W, Bronze Age Stone Monuments of Dartmoor, Antiquity Volume 12, Number 48 pp.444-63 (1938)
• Burnard, Robert, Early Man, The Victoria History of the County of Devon: v. 1 (1906)
• Fox, Aileen, Excavations at Kestor, an Early Iron Age Settlement near Chagford, Devon, T.D.A. Vol.86 pp.21-62 (1954)
• Fox, Aileen, Cairns and stone alignments on Shovel Down, Archaeological Journal Vol 114. pp.155-158 (1957)
• Gerrard, Sandy, English Heritage Book of Dartmoor: Landscapes Through Time, (1997)
• Jones, J. P, Observations on the scenery and antiquities in the neighbourhood of Moretonhampstead, (1823)
• Lowe, H. J., The Dartmoor Antiquities and their Builders, Transactions of the Torquay Natural History Society. 2. 134-135 (1920)
• Ormerod, George Wareing, On the Hut-Circles of the Eastern Side of Dartmoor, Journal of the British Archaeological Association Vol.20 (1864)
• Ormerod, George Wareing, What is Grimspound?, T.D.A. Vol.5 pp.41-46 (1872)
• Rowe, Samuel, A Perambulation of Dartmoor (3rd Edition), (1896)
• Wilkinson J. Gardner, On Ancient British Walls, Journal Brit. Arch. Assoc. xvii. pp.1-14. (1861)
• Wilkinson J. Gardner, British Remains on Dartmoor, Journal Brit. Arch. Assoc. xviii. pp.22-53, 111-133. (1862)