This is possibly a previously unrecorded kist discovered by Peter Castle in March 2002. The remaining side stone is 800mm long and the two end stones are 600mm long. It can be found at SX639 794.
another cist for Chittaford Down, as you can clearly see, vastly overgrown, but you can make out the stones around the cist, according to Jeremy Butler’s Dartmoor Atlas of Antiqiuties there should be one more cist on Chittaford Down but has since dissappeared since it was recorded in the 1890’s
Not the easiest site to find if approaching from above...so....walking north along Drift Lane from Postbridge look out for a stile on the left as you start to climb out onto the open moor. Once over the stile keep going till you reach a dry ditch (the Powder Mill leat) Turn right and follow this to the first tree. The turn uphill for about 50 yards and you just might find it....
This is one of 5 Kists in the area.It was excavated in the late 1800’s and charcoal and an archer’s wrist guard were found.The site is quite easy to get to from Postbridge via the Drift Lane.It is situated on the side of a hill with excellent views,on a clear day it is a good spot to stop for a while and take in the atmosphere while looking north up the valley of the Dart.