A 350-metre length of Bronze Age reave, a boundary wall built across the open moorland northwest of Combshead Tor.
A Bronze Age cemetery of burial cairns scattered across the high ridge, testament to prehistoric use of Dartmoor's open moorland.
Bronze Age cairnfield and stone hut circle settlement in the upper Small Brook valley, with a boundary stone marker.
Bronze Age settlement of five stone hut circles within an enclosed field, north-east of Ger Tor on central Dartmoor.
Five Bronze Age stone hut circles within a defended enclosure on the moorland north-east of Ger Tor.
Bronze Age stone alignment and cairn group on the south-west slopes of Black Tor, marking ancient ritual or territorial significance.
Bronze Age stone hut circle and enclosed settlement south of Deadlake Foot on Dartmoor.
Bronze Age stone hut circle settlement on the open moor, with a distinctive pair of roundhouse foundations.
Prehistoric settlement, cairns and field systems on Walkhampton Common, marking Bronze Age activity across the open moor.
