Dartmoor's archaeology and heritage - antiquities, historic buildings and museums.
An oval enclosure, 39 m by 29 m, with up to four stone hut circles, and an outlying hut 60 m to the north-west, near the Middle Brook and the Bala Brook.
An oval enclosure, 48 m by 40 m, with a bank and an outer ditch, below Leigh Tor beside the Dart, probably no earlier than the Iron Age.
Two round cairns, 8 m and 5 m across, 40.5 m apart on the north slope of Metheral Hill, neither robbed nor dug.
A 350 m parallel reave with an enclosure 36 m across holding a hut circle and a second enclosure 14 m across, east of the Roughtor parallel reave.
Prehistoric field systems, settlements and burial cairns on Buttern Hill.
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement west of Horn's Cross, partially enclosed within a protective boundary.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement south of the Grey Wethers, partially enclosed by stone walls and visible as earthwork remains.
Bronze Age settlement of stone hut circles with cairns, set on the open moorland northwest of Yellowmeade Farm.
Bronze Age hut circle settlement on high moorland near Foggintor Quarries, partially enclosed by stone.
