Two enclosures with huts, 65 by 55 m with two huts and 142 by 112 m with five, joined to the Eylesbarrow reave, with 340 m of the reave and a dry tinners' leat.
Two stone hut circles up to 8 m across, bisected by a modern field bank, on the lower north-east slopes of Cosdon Hill.
Two ring cairns, 6.1 m and 10 m across inside, on a north-facing slope above the West Webburn, the eastern with six upright slabs that may mark a cist.
Two Bronze Age hut circles on the moorland northwest of Bush Down.
“Life has become like that great Grimpen Mire, with little green patches everywhere into which one may sink and with no guide to point the track.”
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Two stone hut circles up to 9 m across inside, part of a settlement in a coaxial field system on the lower northern slopes of Wigford Down.
Two adjoining hut circles, 8 m and 9 m across, above the right bank of Red Brook, the downstream one with an entrance flanked by upright stones.
Riddon Ridge between the East Dart and Walla Brook: two field systems of about 60 and 32 fields with hut circle settlements, part of the Dartmeet coaxial field system, seven cairns and a medieval coffin stone.
Two reaves on Walkhampton Common: 2 km of the straight central stretch of the Walkhampton Common reave and a 302 m cross reave, with two huts, a cairn and a 132 m stone row of 16 stones.
Two overlapping Bronze Age or Iron Age enclosures on Dartmoor's western slopes above the River Walkham.
