Long pillow mound by Shavercombe Brook, Hentor Warren
A pillow mound 69.3 m long, 6.3 m wide and 1 m high, with a parallel ditch that may have been an animal run, in Hentor Warren beside Shavercombe Brook.
A pillow mound 69.3 m long, 6.3 m wide and 1 m high, with a parallel ditch that may have been an animal run, in Hentor Warren beside Shavercombe Brook.
A small oval pillow mound 6.5 m by 4 m beside a tin streamwork between Little Mis Tor and Over Tor, in Merrivale Warren, which has at least 27 mounds.
A small pillow mound 7 m long, 3 m wide and 0.6 m high on a natural island in wet peat on Langstone Moor, with a ditch and an outer bank.
A platform cairn 13.9 m across and 1.1 m high near Fordsland Ledge, with a stone-lined pit in the middle and a partly buried kerb.
A Scheduled Monument livestock enclosure northeast of Holwell Tor, likely medieval or early modern in date.
A pound (a stock enclosure) with hut circles on the open moor north of Down Tor, a scheduled monument.
A strongly built enclosure on Shaugh Moor with two terraced hut circles, joined to part of the Shaugh Moor coaxial field system.
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.
A hut circle settlement on Saddlesborough of 27 hut circles and about seven enclosures, with a radiocarbon date of 1250 BC from one hut.