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Tinners’ Mills Map

This post is intended to be used by the reader as an easy navigation tool for posts on Tinners’ Mills (Stamping, Blowing, Clash or a combination of these) as recorded on the Dartmoor Explorations website. The post is based around a paper presented by Dr Tom Greeves at a Dartmoor Tinworking Research Group (DTRG) conference held in May 2016, which was to commemorate and celebrate the 25th anniversary of the society.

The intention of the post is not to plagiarise the work previously presented by Dr. Greeves but merely to acknowledge the painstaking research historically conducted, to provide useful ‘hyperlinks’ to the photographic record(s) in Dartmoor Explorations website posts whilst ensuring the historical numerical referencing is maintained. The author asked if he may use of the ‘Lodges and Mills’ map published in Dr. Greeves paper and permission was gratefully received.

This post mainly comprises tables of information, namely; 11 tables with details of 15 Tinners’ Mills plus one table with the remaining 12 Tinners’ Mills, which makes a grand total of 177, the same number as published in the aforementioned paper. The numbering is the same as that devised by Dr Tom Greeves.

The term ‘mill’ in this context means a structure with water-power which was used to aid the crushing and / or smelting of tin ore. A Tinners’ Mill used for crushing ore is generally known as a Stamping / Knocking / Knacking Mill and many still have mortar stones indicating where the crushing took place. A Tinners’ Mill where there was a blast furnace used for smelting tin is generally known as a Blowing Mill or House and many still have mould stones and / or float stones indicating where molten tin was processed and poured. There are also examples where both crushing and smelting took place in the same mill. Another term sometimes used is a Clash Mill, which had the function of crushing tin ore and preparing un-smelted black tin. All mills generally have evidence of where a water wheel was located (wheelpit).

Dr Tom Greeves in the title of his paper uses the noun ‘Lodges’ as a generic term ‘for an accommodation building used by the tinners (and others) before about 1750….’. The word ‘Tynlogge’ is evident in historical documents. The term ‘Lodge’ relates (in the main) to Tinners’ Huts, which are structures associated in the main with tinworks. The reason for mentioning the term here is that it is known that many sites on the OS maps of Dartmoor are marked as Tinners’ Hut (ie Lodge) but some are also known to be sites of mills.

Bibliography

  1. The Tinworking Landscape of Dartmoor in a European Context – (2016) – Paper presented by Dr Tom Greeves – Lodges and Mills: The Field Archaeology of Tin Accommodation, Stamping and Smelting on Dartmoor at the conference (6th – 11th May 2016) at Tavistock
  2. Dr Tom Greeves – (2026) -Pers. Conv.
Mills Map
Distribution map of Dartmoor Tin Mills from the Dr Tom Greeves 2016 paper referenced here. The tables which follow use the numbers annotated on map. Note the four stannary towns of Ashburton, Chagford, Tavistock and Plympton are shown on the map
Mill Number / Name / Date (if known)NGR LocationComments
1. Aller Brook (Holne)SX6753 7181Structure, possible leat
2. Ashburton (1504)Not Known & not on mapDocumented as Tin Mill
3. Avon DamSX6722 6553Usually submerged under reservoir, many feature(s)*
4. Bag Park (see also Pitton)SX722 783 Private land, mortar stone
5. BagtorSX7612 7625 Mortar stone
6. Bal Mine / Whitemoor MeadSX5683 6928Broken mortar stone recorded in 1971 but this is now missing.
7. BarramoorSX7140 8388Private land, mortar stone
8. BelstoneSX6212 9337 & SX6213 9332Mould stone & mortar stone found
9. Blacka BrookSX564 644Eric Hemery reported a double mortar stone at the NGR in 1962
10. Blackaller (1527)SX7377 8377Slag found at site of documented tin mill. Donated to Plymouth Museum.
11. Blackaton (pre-1566)SX700 779 & SX6986 7782Private land, the mill was already a ruin in 1566
12. Blackaton Ball MoorSX6884 7812Private land, knocking mill, leat embankment, wheelpit, buddles
13. Blackaton Brook/ Lovebrook* (1530-1590)Not KnownDocumented as a Blowing Mill
14. Blacklane Brook / Wollake (1532, 1538-9)SX6290 6690Leat and Building
15. Blackm[ore] (1582)SX698 770Documentary references indicating the presence of a Medieval tin mill but no proof has been found to confirm this.
Mills 1-15: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. Note: * The term feature(s) is generic and might include wheelpit, mortar stone, structure …. at the site. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 1. Wollake
Mill 14: Blacklane Brook / Wollake (1532, 1538-9)
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
16. Black Tor Falls A (left bank)SX5749 7161Building, leat, mortar stones
17. Black Tor Falls B (right bank)SX5748 7162Building, leat mortar stones and other features*
18.  Black Tor Falls C (lower)SX5743 7157Cache and holed stone at location
19. Blacktor (Middleworth) (1693)SX5760 6915Leat and wheelpit remains
20. Bowden (Buckland)SX7277 7356Poor remains, possible wheelpit
21. Bowden Mill (North Bovey)SX7252 8407Mortar stones found. Also probable mould stone and crazing mill stone
22. Bradford (1687-1697)Not Known and not shown on mapDocumented as Tin Mill
23. Brisworthy (1560)SX5602 6469Worth in 1940 reported two mortar stones at mill
24. Broad Falls (1599)SX6545 6692Clash Mill with leat, wheelpit and structure. Mortar stones reported by Worth
25. Brockhill StreamSX6783 6609Leat and structure
26. Brownie CrossSX5452 6090No remains. A group of anomalies recorded by geophysical survey 
27. Burrator LodgeSX5520 6859Undocumented. Two mortar-stones recovered from pile of dumped stone here
28. ButterbrookSX6422 5920Structure extant, part mould stone, slag found nearby
29. Caseleigh (1599,1613)SX7877 8216Tin slag from extensive spread on right bank of Wray Brook
30. Chagford BridgeSX6950 877A possible mortarstone was found in pile of stone removed from wall near Chagford bridge
Mills 16-30: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. Note: * The term feature(s) is generic and might include wheelpit, mortar stone, structure …. at the site. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 2. Broad Falls
Mill 24. Broad Falls (1599)
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
31. Challacombe ASX6933 7941Mould stone at Challacombe Medieval Village
32. Challacombe BSX6940 7961Mortar stone at Challacombe Medieval Village
33. Challacombe C (16th cent.)SX6922 7915Private land. Very disturbed structure
34. Chance, WhealSX5955 7000Wheal Chance Tin Mine, dating from the early 19th-century, is thought to be located on the site of a possible post-medieval stamping mill. 
35. ChittlefordSX7215 7577Mill Meadow (tithe apportionment) contains a stony mound in its north-east corner and old tin workings in its south-west corner
36. Cholwell BrookSX5095 8076A double mortar stone was discovered here in June 2000
37. ClaziwellSX5824 7035Building, wheelpit and possible buddles
38. ColesmillsSX5935 6676Leat, building, wheelpit and mortar stones
39. ColleytownSX5668 6748Private land. Earthen bank bordered the wheel-pit. No leat or mortar stone. A mould stone from the site is incorporated on the inside face of a cart-shed by Collyton Farm. Mentioned by Worth
40. ColliholeSX6863 8558Private land. Mortar stones
41. Colly BrookSX5423 7782Buildings, a possible wheelpit and buddles
42. Combeshead / Harthill (1571, 1582, 1584)SX5850 6838Recorded by DTRG. Wheelpit, mortar stones, building, dressing floor, leat
43. Cornish Adventure (1690)SX69 89Documented mill. NGR is estimated
44. Cowsic Combe (1602)Not knownDocumented Clash mill
45. Crane LakeSX6077 6818Was this mill the pre-cursor to Wheal Katherine?
Mills 31-45: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 3. Coles Mill
Mill 38. Colesmills
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
46. Creason (1606, 1607,1609,
1716)
SX 5300 8034Private land. Structures and wheelpit
47. CriptorSX 5564 7266Structure – very overgrown
48. Dartmeet (1514)SX 672 735Documentary evidence of Knocking Mill and Blowing Mill. Only leat remains
49. Dean MoorSX 678 653Tin Slag found
50. Deep Adit / Deepwork, South (Ailsborough)SX 5915 6820Mortar stone found at NGR
51. Deepwork, NorthSX 5886 6846Structure, wheelpit, leat
52. Devon United (Central)SX 5155 7879Structure, wheelpit, leat
53. DitsworthyNot KnownTin slag found
54. Doetor Green / Mary Emma (1594, 1627, 1694,1732, 1740)SX 5333 8524Building, leat, furnace, dressing floor, slag found
55. Dorothy, WhealSX 6552 6650Building, leat dressing floor, wheelpit
56. Drakeford BridgeSX 7878 8015Leat and tin slag
57. Dry Lake, LowerSX 6400 6337Building and leat
58. Dry Lake, Upper (aka Hux Lake) SX 6336 6636Building, wheelpit, dressing floor, leat
59. Ducks Pool StreamSX 6293 6766Building, leat, axle-bearing stone, wheelpit
60. East Okement FarmSX 6062 9181Structure and leat. Tin slag found
Mills 46-60: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 4. Doe Tor Green
Mill 54. Doetor Green / Mary Emma (1594, 1627, 1694,1732, 1740)
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
61. Eggworthy A (1583)SX 5435 7183Structure, wheelpit, mould stone, tin slag found,
62. Eggworthy BSX 5425 7183Structure and wheelpit
63. ElfordleighSX 545 586Tin slag found
64. FardelSX 6118 5743Mortar stone set as garden ornament
65. Fernhill / Portworthy (1545-8, 1550, 1552, 1562, 1570, 1594)SX 5565 6018Site marked as ‘millands’ on Shaugh Prior tithe (1842), refer to a blowing house
66. Fishlake FootSX 6490 6834Building, wheelpit, fireplace
67. Glazemeet ASX 6683 6031Structure, wheelpit, leat, mortar stones, dressing floor, tin slag found
68. Glazemeet BSX 6682 6017Structure
69. Gnatham / Fillace / Furze-hill / Little Horrabridge (1521, 1528, 1538,
1569, 1576-1588, 1596)
SX 5149 6962Former Blowing / Knocking Mill. Now a series of mortar stones set into a wall. Inspired DTRG logo
70. GobbettSX 6453 7280Mortar stones, mould stones, crazing stones (upper and lower), building, site of furnace, leat
71. Golden DaggerSX 685 800Ordnance Survey first edition map of 1809 depicts the stamping mill adjacent to a small cottage in the vicinity of the later Dinah’s House
72. Goodameavy / Doubts House
(1616, 1815)
SX 5295 6460Documentary evidence only
73. Gratnar / EverlySX 7201 8362Private land. Structure, mortar stones and leat
74. Hartor Tor, LowerSX 6748 6743Mortar stones, leat, wheelpit, structure
75. Hatchwood, Little (1743, 1748)SX 443 719Documentary evidence of a Stamping
Mills 61-75: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 5. Glazemeet A
Mill 67. Glazemeet A
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
76. HeckwoodSX 5445 7347Private land. Structure and a wheelpit
77. Hemerdon Ball* (1706)Not knownDocumentary evidence of Knocking Mill
78. High DownSX 5315 8559Possible structure, leat. Tin slag found
79. Hole & Collaton* (1617)Not knownDocumentary evidence only
80. Hook LakeSX 6393 6509Structure, lea, wheelpit, bearing stone and other features
81. Horrabridge (Franco)SX5109 7010 No additional information known
82. Horridge* (1631)No knownDocumentary evidence only
83. HuntingdonSX 6658 6653No additional information known
84. Ilsington* (1557)Not knownDocumentary evidence of Blowing mill
85. Impham A* (1724, 1726, 1728-9)SX 4398 7055Structure and tin slag found. Documentary evidence of stamping mill and ‘melting house’. Near Morwellham
86. Impham B*SX 4405 7130Stamping house and wheelpit. Near Morwellham
87. Ivybridge / Meyes / Lewes Burys*
Blowing Mill (c.1550,1555)
Not KnownDocumentary evidence of Blowing / Knocking mill
88. Keaglesborough A* (1565, 1577,
1584)
Not knownDocumentary evidence of Blowing / Knocking mill
89. Keaglesborough BSX 5750 7002Mortar stone next to Raddick Lane track
90. Lady / Louder BrookSX 6285 9175Structure, wheelpit, leat, dressing floor
Mills 76-90: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 6. Lady Brook
Mill 90. Lady / Louder Brook
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
91. LangcombeSX6037 6723Structure, wheelpit, mortar stone and dressing floor
92. Leather Tor Farm (1511)SX5668 6981 & 5672 6981
(tin slag)
Mortar stone (incomplete) built into inside face of north east wall of ruins of main dwelling of leather tor farm. Tin slag found
93. Leftlake, belowSX6413 6273Mortar stones found by Worth (1940) and Hankin (1977)
94. LingcombeSX6883 8440Tithe map field name Smithy Meadow. Lots of tin slag found.
95. Liverton (1566)SX823 743 (?)Field name higher ‘blowing moor’ on tithe map. A38 now runs through location of field.
96. Longstone ASX5600 6876Inscribed stone on site is dated 1740. Slag found here plus structure and slotted stones. Below high water point at Burrator
97. Longstone B (1623)SX5607 6880Structure and tin slag. Below high water point at Burrator. Mould stone moved to Burrator discovery centre
98. Longstone CSX5575 6828Tin slag found
99. Lovaton, Meavy (c.1550)Not KnownDocumentary evidence of Blowing mill and Knocking mill
100. Lumburn (1560)SX 4590 7310Documentary evidence of Blowing mill
101. Lumburn Meadow (1579)SX 463 720Documentary evidence of Knocking mill
102. Manga, Left BankSX 6399 8467Possible double mortar stone
103. Manga, Right BankSX 6409 8478Structure, leat, wheelpit
104. Merrivale, LowerSX 5527 7535Building, mould stone, float stone, furnace, leat. Tin slag found
105. Merrivale, MiddleSX 5527 7624Mould stone, wheelpit, structure
Mills 91-105: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 7. Longstone A
Mill 96. Longstone A
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
106. Merrivale, UpperSX5519 7640Two mills, wheelpits, numerous mortar stones, numerous mould stones, two buildings, bearing stone, leat, furnace, slag, dressing floor
107. MetherelSX6682 8402Under high water level of Fernworthy Reservoir. Tin slag found
108. Michelcombe (Dodbrooke)SX6983 6877Mortar stone found
109. Middlecott (Ilsington)SX7820 7693Mould stone found
110. MiddleworthSX5709 6923Possible mortar stone at NGR
111. Newleycombe (Blacksmith’s Shop)SX5893 6986Structure, wheelpit, leat, dressing floor, possible reservoir
112. Newleycombe (Nosworthy)SX5713 6952Wheelpit, fireplace, structure, leat
113. Newleycombe (Plym Consols)SX5858 6990Double mortar stone with shallow hollows in openwork
114. Newleycombe Right BankSX5820 6991Dressing floor on the edge of an area of streamworks
115. Nosworthy BridgeSX5678 6940 & SX5678 6940Unfinished mould stone incorporated in the north-western side of the base of the wall of the path from Norsworthy. Also, an unfinished mould stone lies in River Meavy beside right bank, about 30m above Nosworthy Bridge.
116. NosworthySX5687 6942Tin mould stone at Bal Mine found by R. M. L. Cook, E. Hemery and G. M. Spooner
117. Nosworthy, Left BankSX5678 6958Structures, wheelpit, leat, mould stones, mortar stones, tin slag found, dressing floor, slotted stone
118. Nosworthy Right Bank (1511)SX5674 6954 & SX5675 6943Structure, mortar stone, wheelpit
119. Nuns Cross FordSX6105 6988Two roomed building at NGR, other features* recorded by Greeves but not located
120. OutcombeSX5801 6860 & SX 5795 6861Structures, mortar stones, wheelpit, leat and other features*
Mills 106-120: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. * The term feature(s) is generic and might include wheelpit, mortar stone, structure …. at the site. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 8. Norsworthy left bank
Mill 117. Nosworthy, Left Bank
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
121. Outer Down (1617)SX682 866Private land. Structure, wheelpit, mould stones, tin slag found
122. Owlacombe CottageSX7658 7317Private land. Mortar stones at NGR
123. ParktownSX547 732Private land. Mould stone at NGR
124. Pitton (1526, 1574, 1581, 17th
cent.)
SX7210 7852Private land. Documentary evidence suggests Stamping mill. Mortar stones and leat at location
125. Pizwell (1521, c.1538,1578,
1599)
SX6656 7849Documentary evidence as Smithy. Leat and mould stone
126. Plaster Down (pre-c.1750)SX5168 7225Leat. Documented as Stamping mill
127. Plym Steps (1499)SX6026 6724Structure, wheelpit, leat. Recorded bearing stones
128. Plympton St Mary (parish)(1680,1719, 1730,1751)Not KnownDocumentary evidence of a Smelting house / Blowing mill
129. RamsleySX6480 9327Documentary evidence of a Blowing mill
130. Rattlebrook Combe (1602)Not knownDocumentary evidence of a Clashing mill
131. Red BrookSX6694 6279Possible tin mill with leat leading to it. Burnard and Lewis refer to mould stones. They probably refer to two troughs
132. Redlakecombe (1609)Not KnownDocumentary evidence of a Clashing mill
133. Riddipit (1565, 1584)SX5702 7016Mortar & mould stones recorded. Structure next to track. Knocking Mill
134. RiddonSX6741 7668Undocumented mill site. Field evidence includes a mould stone, mortar stone and tin slag found 
135. Roborough Down (1600, 1603)SX52 66Documentary evidence of a Clashing mill and Knocking mill
Mills 121-135: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 9. Riddipit
Mill 133. Riddipit (1565, 1584)
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
136. Rudford next Churlbroke (1451-2)Not KnownDocumentary evidence as a Blowing Mill
137. RuddycleaveSX7308 7407Structure, wheelpit, slotted stone
138. Runnaford Combe (1619, 1622-
3, 1630, 1651, 1652)
SX700 682 (approx)Documented as Blowing mill, Stamping mill / Knocking mill
139. Rushford WoodSX7024 9002Structure with possible wheelpit and tail race
140. SandsgateSX6989 9019Small structure, possible wheelpit
141. Seven Stone, Holne (1685)Not KnownDocumented as a tin mill
142. Sheepstor A (1530)Not KnownDocumented as a knocking mill
143. Sheepstor B (1680, 1719, 1730,
1751)
Not KnownDocumented as a Blowing house
144. Shipley CottageSX682 628Mould stone and possible float stone
145. South Hill ASX6783 8685Well preserved mill with wheelpit, leat. Tin slag found
146. South Hill BSX6801 8710Tin slag found
147. Stannon BrookSX6483 7956Structure, wheelpit, leat, tin slag found
148. Stennan (1601)Not KnownOnly documented, mill type not known
149. Swincombe RiverSX6239 7113Structure, leat, possible wheelpit & dressing floor
150. Taw River (1538-9, 1608)SX6205 9197Takfield Mill (Hemery). Blowing / Knocking mill. Structure, wheelpit, leat, furnace, dressing floor, slotted stone, reservoir
Mills 136-150: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 10. Taw River
Mill 150. Taw River (1538-9, 1608)
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
151. Teignhead Farm / Fayrecombe /
Blacksmith’s Shop (1457)
SX6377 8426Structure, wheelpit, furnace, buddles, mould stones, leat, tin slag found
152. Thorn / Smutty ParkSX685 869Name which, when found in a historic context, seems invariably to relate to a tin blowing mill; these were often referred to as tin smiths
153. ThornworthySX6723 8443Structure, slag found. Mould stone noted by Crossing in 1912 and now missing
154. Throwleigh (? Ford) (1558,
1560)
Not knownDocumented as Blowing mill
155. Topsham (38 Elm Grove Rd)SX969 881Mortar stone recorded
156. Venford BrookSX6859 7118 and
SX68570 71174
Submerged mill recorded by Worth plus mortar stone by reservoir path
157. Wallabrook ClapperSX6720 7489Tin slag found
158a. Wallabrook SoussonsSX6716 7957 (mortar stones)
158b. Wallabrook SoussonsSX67273 79899Author is unsure why this isn’t on Greeves original list of 177, so has been added here for completeness. It maybe because it post dates 1750 and is ‘Runnige Moor Mine’ recorded in 1792. Structure, wheelpit, leat, dressing floor
159. WapsworthySX 5450 7980Tin slag found
160. Week Ford Lower / Oakbrookfoot (1521?, 1608, 1609,1730, 1737)SX 6619 7234Major structure, mould stones, mortar stones, leat, wheelpit, furnace, tin slag found. Known as Beara House
161. Week Ford Upper / Oakbrookfoot (1521?, 1608, 1609, 1730, 1737)SX 6618 7232Major structure, mortar stones, hearth stone, wheelpit, leat
162. Week, GreatSX 7145 8760Double Mortar stone in barn wall
163. West CleaveSX 6077 9397Structure, wheelpit, leat
164. Westhill, Torquay (1680, c.1695)SX 91 65Documented as stamping mill
165. Whiddon (1757, pre-1765)SX 7545 7217Documented as Stamping mill
Mills 151-165: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 11. Week Ford Lower
Mill 160. Week Ford Lower / Oakbrookfoot (1521?, 1608, 1609,1730, 1737)
Mill Number and NameNGR LocationComments
166. WhittenknowlesSX5859 6696Tin slag found
167. Widecombe North Hall (pre-1669)SX7184 7690 & SX7194
7683 & SX7185 7679
Mortar stones recorded. Documented as Smelting house
168. WillSX5332 8145Mould stone. Recorded by Worth
169. Willaford Mills (1479, 1578, 1609, 1614)Not knownDocumented as Smelting house, Blowing house, Knocking mill and Smithy
170. WoodtownSX5398 7164Private land. Mortar stone recorded
171. YadsworthySX6250 6070Findspot. Two-thirds of a granite mould stone found in a pile of stones at NGR
172. Yealm Steps LowerSX6179 6352Structure (two-roomed), mould stones, mortar stone, furnace
173. Yealm Steps UpperSX6172 6385Major single-roomed structure. Mould stones, wheelpit, leat, furnace, tin slag found.
174. Yelland (Chagford) (1755)SX69 85Documented as Stamping mill
175. Yellowmead / Oldmede (1502, 1727)SX5742 6755Structure, mould stone, mortar stone, tin slag found, slotted stone. Documented as Blowing mill
176 Yeo (Sheepstor)SX5512 6696 & SX5509 6697Mortar stones found
177 Yes Tor BottomSX5669 7295Tin slag found
Mills 166-177: The referencing is consistent with that originated by Dr Tom Greeves should any cross referencing be required. More details can be found either through the green ‘hyperlinks’ in the table or through reading the Dr. Tom Greeves referenced publication
Table 12. Yealm Upper Mill
Mill 173. Yealm Steps Upper
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