A round cairn 7 m across and 0.8 m high on the south-west slope of Little Hound Tor, with an earthfast granite slab forming its west side.
A round cairn 18 m across and up to 2.2 m high near the summit of Birch Tor, with a Headland Warren boundary stone cut WB beside it.
A round cairn 8 m across attached to a 130 m by 105 m enclosure; the Dartmoor Exploration Committee dug it in 1902 and found a cist with a charcoal pit.
A medieval longhouse 13 m by 4 m inside with a 9 m annex and a drainage ditch, and an outbuilding 66 m north-east of it, on Peek Hill above Burrator Reservoir.
The medieval strip fields of Challacombe Down with Scudley Beam, a tin openwork 75 m wide and 15 m deep, two stamping mills, part of the Golden Dagger Mine dressing floor of about 1927, hut circles, a reave and a cairn.
Which Dartmoor tor is this?
Medieval strip fields on the lower west slope of Hamel Down, with a barn platform 19.5 m long, three small openworks, five small prehistoric settlements (one dug in 1938) and a 13.4 m cairn.
Hentor Warren between the Shavercombe and Hentor Brooks: three hut circle settlements, ten cairns, a ring cairn, the Willings Walls Reave, two medieval farms, 35 pillow mounds, leats and Second World War mortar pits.
Nine hut circles, 3.1 to 8 m across, with later shelters built in them, on the lower south slope of North Hessary Tor above the Meavy.
The north-eastern cairn of the Homerton Hill cairnfield, 4.3 m across and 0.3 m high.
