Two hut circle settlements and a kerbed cairn 4.9 m across on the east slope of Oke Tor above the Taw: a northern one of two enclosures and four huts, and a southern one of six enclosures and four huts.
Two settlements on the east slope of Winney's Down: 20 hut circles in three clusters with two enclosures, and three more huts on a terrace 170 m south, with a small cairn.
Two hut circle settlements with their fields on the east slope of Beardown Hill: five huts in the north and at least eight in the south, with two small field systems between.
Two large round cairns on Gidleigh Common, 12.8 m by 11.7 m and 12 m across, the southern with two rings of edge-set stones, 13 m apart.
Two round cairns, 4 m and 3.3 m across, 1 m apart on a north-east slope of Sourton Tors, both with a central hollow from early digging or robbing.
“Do you tweat? I tweat. I don't like it and I reckon us won't do any more work." ... "Be you like the piskies yet?”
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Two Bronze Age burial cairns in open moorland northwest of Statts Bridge, marking ancient settlement on Dartmoor.
Two round cairns, 8 m and 5 m across, 40.5 m apart on the north slope of Metheral Hill, neither robbed nor dug.
Two hut circle settlements, nine joined fields and three cairns on the east slope of Rival Tor above the North Teign: six huts all with doorways, and four more in the south; one cairn has a cist.
Two hut circles, 2 m and 4.2 m across inside, with south-west doorways, on a north-west slope above Tavy Cleave, with a boundary bank running south-south-west.
