A cairn on the summit of Eylesbarrow, 16 m across and 1.5 m high, a few metres from the end of the watershed reave; visitors have moved its stones.
A large cairn on the summit of Eylesbarrow, 25 m across and up to 2 m high, built on an earth and stone platform; visitors have moved its stones.
What quarry was also known as "Royal Oak Quarry"?
A small oval cairn, 3.8 m by 3 m and 0.2 m high, one of twenty-six mounds in a cairnfield on the west slope of White Hill above Lydford.
An oval cairn, 4.5 m by 3 m, the westernmost of four cairns in a cairnfield of 26 mounds above Lydford village.
Bronze Age settlement and post-medieval industry on Chagford Common, with stone hut circles, cairns and tinworks.
Three agglomerated enclosures with about 21 hut circles, a kerbed cairn and part of the Stannon block field system on White Ridge in Great Stannon Newtake; eight huts dug in the 1890s.
Three enclosures on a ridge above the Avon and the Bala Brook, holding 19 hut circles and a pillow mound.
Bronze Age scheduled monument on Dartmoor. Historic England list entry 1003058.
An unenclosed settlement of three stone hut circles, 4.5 to 7 m across inside, on the eastern edge of Wigford Down, outside its coaxial field system.
